Handicraft: Handmade by the best traditional craftsmen using high quality material

Length of the Pure silk: 12"

Length of the veil: 8"

Size of the handkerchief: 16"*16"

Artistic & Historical Background:          Listen
The Oriental fan, also known as the Chinese fan, silk fan or handkerchief fan, is a traditional craft with a long history and rich cultural connotations.

It originated in China and has developed over thousands of years to form a unique style and skill.

The Oriental fan is famous for its exquisite craftsmanship, elegant design, and rich symbolism.

In Eastern culture, the fan holds a pivotal position.

It is not only a practical household item but also an art form.

In classical Chinese literature, fans are often used to symbolize a character's personality, status, and emotions.

For example, Jia Baoyu in "Dream of the Red Chamber" likes to cover his face with a fan to show his arrogance and mystery.

Additionally, fans are frequently used in poetry and songs, such as Du Fu's poem "Thinking of My Younger Brother Guarding the Frontier on a Moonlit Night," where he writes: "From the watchtower, I gaze at the moon and think of my homeland; a thousand miles away, we share the same bright moon."

Here, "bright moon" refers to the moon, while the fan symbolizes the poet's nostalgia for his hometown.

In Eastern dance, fans also play an important role.

Many dance works use fans as their theme or prop, showcasing the beauty and charm of the fan through the dancer's movements and expressions.

For example, there is a famous fan dance in Beijing Opera's "Farewell My Concubine," where the dancer holds a red silk fan and gracefully dances on stage, demonstrating the lightness and elegance of the fan.

In addition, many other types of dance works also use fans as props, such as Kathak from India and Noh from Japan.

Apart from dance, fans also play an important role in daily life.

In traditional Chinese culture, people often use fans to drive away mosquitoes, cool down in summer, decorate homes, etc.

Furthermore, fans can be given as gifts to family and friends to express their care and blessings.

In conclusion, the Oriental fan, as a traditional craft with profound cultural heritage, not only has practical value but also carries rich symbolic meaning and artistic value.

It is not only a treasure of Chinese culture but also a part of world cultural heritage.