The Wave Fan - Hokusai

This magnificent fan draws its inspiration from the famous Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai and his iconic print "The Great Wave off Kanagawa".

The Fan Inspired by Hokusai's "The Wave": A Treasure

The fan inspired by Hokusai's "The Wave" is much more than a simple accessory. The materials used for these fans include bamboo for the structure.

The Cultural Significance of Hokusai Wave-Inspired Fans

Beyond their visual beauty, the fan inspired by Hokusai's "The Wave" also carries deep cultural significance. In Japan, the fan is a symbol of respect, gratitude and good omen. Giving a fan as a gift is a mark of affection and consideration towards others.

This fan is not only a decorative item, but also a precious cultural souvenir. It reminds us of the importance of preserving and celebrating Japan's artistic traditions. Thus, owning a fan inspired by Hokusai's "The Wave" is a way of carrying with you a piece of Japanese artistic history.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):

How big is the fan? The fan measures 21 centimeters when closed and opens to reach a wingspan of 40 centimeters. It's compact enough to fit in your purse while still providing generous coverage when you open it. 📏

Is the fan suitable for daily use? Absolutely ! It is designed to be sturdy and stylish, perfect for everyday use. 🗓️

Can I use this fan as a decorative element? Yes, our fan inspired by Hokusai's "The Wave" can also be used as a decorative element. You can display it on a wall, place it on a shelf or integrate it into your decor to add an artistic touch to your space. It's a stylish way to showcase Hokusai art in your home. 🖼️

Can I give it as a gift? Yes, our fan is a unique and original gift for art and Hokusai enthusiasts. 🎁