[A long-established fan store] Hosakaken is a brand that combines traditional craftsmanship and modern sensibilities, suitable for those who seek individuality. This workshop was started by overglaze craftsmen, and handles hand-painting, printmaking, and design. It is a luxury brand that has been loved by many people for many years, and is also exhibited at many department stores such as Ginza Kyukyodo, Isetan, Hankyu Department Store, and Takashimaya. [Perfect as a gift] Many people will enjoy it as a gift for anniversaries such as Father's Day, as well as a gift for a loved one or as a reward for yourself.
[Reason for its popularity] The backbone has a branded dragonfly design. It is popular for its timeless design and is Hosakaken's best-selling product.
[Design] We use a technique called Pentex, in which an original dragonfly design is cut out and a craftsman sprays it with color. It has a tasteful and stylish design.
[Product size] Box size: 264x115x26mm, Fan total length: Approx. 225mm [Material] Fan surface: Polyester, Fan rib: Bamboo
[Handling Instructions/Precautions] Since the folding fan is made of paper bamboo, it will wear out with use regardless of the price. The lifespan of a folding fan varies from person to person, with some people using it for 10 years and some buying it every year. Especially if you forcefully open or close it with one hand, it may cause extreme pain and damage. Please note that repairs cannot be made in this case. Before using the fan, please be sure to read the instructions on how to handle the fan attached to the fan bag.
[Long-established folding fan store]
Hosakaken is a brand that combines traditional craftsmanship and modern sensibilities, suitable for those who seek individuality.
This workshop was started by overglaze craftsmen, and handles hand-painting, printmaking, and design.
It is a luxury brand that has been loved by many people for many years, and is also exhibited at many department stores such as Ginza Kyukyodo, Isetan, Hankyu Department Store, and Takashimaya.
