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kinsaisensusakka Yonehara Yasuto

Smoked #0 Short ground

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    One that concentrates the charm of the silver material

    By using silver foil, silver aging process, and black foil powder created by sulfurization, the various charms of silver are packed into the surface of the fan to create a piece that gives you a sense of the material.

    While many things are born and disappear with an instant feeling, I think the scarcity of identity, materiality, and techniques created over time is increasing.

    Among the abundance of fast items, choosing an identity, an expression of time, is perhaps the most elegant choice in today's busy life.

    Tailoring by Miyawaki Urugian

    This product is tailored by Miyawaki Urasen-an, one of Kyoto's most famous and long-established craftsmen.
    Each part of the work, including the fan bone, folding, and attaching, is done by skilled craftsmen, and strict inspections are carried out to ensure the quality and service that are typical of a long-established company.

    Fan surface: Japanese paper, burnt foil, silver foil, double-sided processing

    Fan bone: Karaki wooden bone

    Height: approx. 22.5 cm (7.5") x width: approx. 41.5 cm

    Each piece is handmade, so there may be some individual differences.

    Silver has a very sensitive nature, and there may be a slight color change after long use, but we hope you will enjoy the change over time as well.

    Also, since foil is used, the color may look different depending on how the light hits it. Please understand this.

    If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

    Holding a fan

    The folding fan has always been a part of the etiquette of the art and samurai society, and has always been worn by the privileged class as a part of the Japanese spirit, just as the sword is.
    In today's busy world, where the richness of the individual mind is being reevaluated, how about incorporating the identity of what the Japanese consider beautiful and what has brought them to the present day into our daily lives?

    kinsaisensusakka Yonehara Yasuto

    [A fan that expresses Japanese identity].

    The Kyo Sensu has been associated with various traditional arts, Shinto rituals, and festivals, and has been influenced by the oriental virtues that they encompass.

    Our goal is to create products that bring a little richness to people's lives by expressing what Japanese people consider beautiful and cherish with a modern sensibility.

    Commitment to Products
    This activity started around 2015, when I started working as a foil stamping craftsman for Kyo-fusen around 2009, and I had acquired various skills and knowledge. At first, the output was simply, "Isn't it nice to make a fan using a traditional craft technique that is in decline?

    Through my activities, I began to think about what the essence of my craftsmanship was and what I could convey through other people's craftsmanship and overseas exhibitions.

    As a result, I thought that the Japanese virtues and prayers contained in arts, Shinto rituals, festivals, and Buddhist rites, as well as the foil-stamping technique of Kyo Sensu, were the traditions that should really be conveyed to the modern age. The current brand concept [Kyo Sensu, which expresses Japanese identity] was arrived at.