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Kanazawa gold leaf Folding Fan is a handcrafted fan made by Hakuichi, with meticulous attention to detail in every stage from the fan surface and ribs to the final assembly all crafted by skilled artisans. Using noge, traditionally employed in folding screens, the Milky Way is depicted with the chirashi technique. This fan features a cool-looking blue gradient. Each piece is handmade, so no two fans are alike — each features unique cracks and wrinkles in the gold leaf. A new type of washi (Japanese paper) with a shimmering, glossy finish is now used, giving the fan an even more luxurious appearance. Learn More

Kanazawa gold leaf Folding Fan is a handcrafted fan made by Hakuichi, with meticulous attention to detail in every stage from the fan surface and ribs to the final assembly all crafted by skilled artisans. This piece features a lustrous red washi paper adorned with scattered gold leaf, evoking the beauty of stars twinkling in the night sky. Geometrically aligned fan-shaped lines are contrasted with the randomness of the gold leaf, creating a sense of rhythm and movement. The tradition of decorating washi with gold and silver leaf dates back to the Heian period, when it was used on sliding doors, folding screens, and even the paper strips on which aristocrats composed poetry. This piece incorporates traditional techniques such as noge and sunago, while also expressing a modern sense of color. It is suitable not only for traditional Japanese attire, but also for Western clothing and business settings. We also highly recommend it for stylish men. Each piece is handmade, so no two fans are alike — each features unique cracks and wrinkles in the gold leaf. A new type of washi (Japanese paper) with a shimmering, glossy finish is now used, giving the fan an even more luxurious appearance. Learn More

Kanazawa gold leaf Folding Fan is a handcrafted fan made by Hakuichi, with meticulous attention to detail in every stage from the fan surface and ribs to the final assembly all crafted by skilled artisans. Gold and silver leaf have long been used in traditional Japanese crafts such as decorative paper and folding screens. This fan incorporates classic techniques such as noge (scattered flakes), sunago (sprinkled gold), kirimawashi (cut gold leaf), and chirashi (scattering), all passed down through generations. The gold leaf evokes an image of countless stars glittering in the summer night sky. With its cool and refined look, it is recommended for women who prefer minimalist fashion, for use in business settings, and is also popular among men. Each piece is handmade, so no two fans are alike — each features unique cracks and wrinkles in the gold leaf. A new type of washi (Japanese paper) with a shimmering, glossy finish is now used, giving the fan an even more luxurious appearance. Learn More

Gold leaf has been applied to the undulating surface of the folding fan, where ridges and valleys repeat like waves. This design evokes the image of the moon reflected on the sea, gently swaying with the waves. Gold leaf, reminiscent of stars, is also scattered around the fan to depict a fantastical summer night scene. Each fan is handcrafted, so the cracks and creases in the gold leaf are unique and no two are exactly alike. Learn More

This elegant cup is perfect for moments of relaxation. Inspired by Mt. Fuji, a symbol of Japan, the design features exquisite kanazawa gold leaf detailing. The cup’s double-walled structure, polished to a mirror-like finish on the inside, provides excellent heat and cold retention, making it ideal for both hot and cold beverages. The spiral-polished base creates a smooth, creamy foam when pouring beer. It is also versatile enough for whiskey, coffee, ice cream, cereal, soup, and more. A perfect gift suitable for all ages and genders, this item is also highly recommended as a present for people overseas, especially as Mt. Fuji-themed crafts are popular worldwide. Crafted with expert artisan skill, this is a proud Made-in-Japan product that represents the best of Japanese craftsmanship. When not in use, the cup can be turned upside down and enjoyed as a Mt. Fuji ornament.

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