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Japanese Uchiwa Fan - Rabbit in the Moon
Japanese Uchiwa Fan - Rabbit in the Moon
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Step into the realm of Japanese legend with this enchanting Uchiwa fan from Kyoto, featuring the beloved Rabbit in the Moon (Tsuki no Usagi) — one of the most enduring and poetic motifs in Japanese folklore.
According to ancient legend, a rabbit lives on the moon, eternally pounding mochi beneath its silver light. This mythical image has graced Japanese art, ceramics, and textiles for centuries, symbolising longevity, good fortune, and the quiet beauty of the night sky. Hand-crafted from bamboo and washi paper in Kyoto, this fixed-shape Uchiwa fan is both a functional summer companion and a timeless decorative piece — traditionally gifted as a symbol of luck and prosperity.
- Material: Bamboo frame & washi paper
- Design: Rabbit in the Moon (Tsuki no Usagi) motif
- Origin: Kyoto, Japan
- Use: Cooling fan or decorative piece
A mythical piece of Kyoto artistry — for those drawn to the magic and mystery of Japanese folklore.
Materials
Materials
Washi Paper, Bamboo
Approximate dimensions
Approximate dimensions
38 x 24.5 cm
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