Large fan And Umbrella/ Parasol

Large traditional fan, great for headboard or over a fireplace or even hanging off the ceiling. The image displays a large, decorative, hand-painted Japanese or Asian-style folding wall fan. These fans are typically made from bamboo and a fabric like rayon, and are designed for wall display rather than personal use. Material: Often constructed with bamboo ribs and a paper or fabric surface. Design: Features hand-painted artwork, with common motifs including landscapes, flowers, and the rising sun, as seen in the image. The design in the image appears to be stylized bamboo or palm fronds with a red and yellow sun. Origin and Symbolism: Decorative large fans originated in Japan during the 7th century and spread to China. In Japanese culture, the folding fan can symbolize good luck and a prosperous future. Size: Available in various large sizes, commonly ranging from 40 to over 60 inches wide when fully open, intended as a prominent wall art piece. The other item The image shows a vintage Asian paper parasol, also known as an oil-paper umbrella, often used for decoration or as a traditional accessory. This type of parasol originated in China and spread throughout East and Southeast Asia, including Japan. They are typically made from oiled paper or rice paper stretched over a frame of bamboo or wood. The parasol in the image features hand-painted decorations of birds and flowering branches. These items are often used for traditional events, photography props, or as unique interior decor.

Condition

Used (normal wear)