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About the Jusho fan
The fan, also known as the Suehiro, is a symbol of hope for future prosperity. On this auspicious fan, pine, bamboo, and plum trees, which represent celebration, and a crane, which is said to live for a thousand years, are arranged. In particular, the mask of an old man is hung on a branch of a pine tree, which boasts an eternal blue color, to sing of the joy of eternal life with the hope of peace and prosperity.Imagine a performer who has just finished a Noh dance, takes off his mask, hangs it on a nearby pine branch, sits down in the moss garden at the base of the tree, feels the pleasant spring breeze on his cheeks, and looks up at the endless blue sky. It would be truly wonderful if you could imagine this scene and be immersed in a relaxed and carefree mood.I hope you will keep this piece in a corner of your room and use it for a long time.Respectfully, the artist◎ Made in Japan, Showa era.◎This is a decorative fan unique to Japan that is auspicious when displayed, featuring pine, bamboo, plum, old man, crane, fan, and longevity.◎It is made of iron and cannot be folded.◎It is a decorative fan from Morioka, Iwate, and is a traditional craft.
■Size
Height x width = 25 x 41 cmWeight = 530 g
