Japanese Blue Paper Fan with Matsuri and Wave Pattern
Japanese Blue Paper Fan with Matsuri and Wave Pattern
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Description
A Japanese fan with powerful graphics, where deep blue meets white foam and the vibrant red of the character 祭, a symbol of Japanese celebrations and festivals.
This 28 cm paper fan immediately catches the eye with its contrast between navy blue, white, and red. Large stylized waves unfold on the dark background, drawn in a foamy movement that gives a lot of rhythm to the whole.
In the center, the Japanese character 祭 (matsuri), meaning "celebration" or "festival," appears in red. This kanji is closely associated with the world of matsuri, these popular Japanese festivals punctuated by gatherings, processions, and neighborhood events. Its use is therefore directly relevant to describing the motif visible on this fan.
The marine decor extends this energy: the white waves seem to rise around the central character, while a few finer lines suggest the movement of water and wind. The lower part reveals a light mount that provides a natural contrast with the dark blue paper.
Once opened, the fan forms a wide semicircle. Its expressive decor makes it a pleasant accessory for cooling down, but also an object visually marked by the imagery of Japanese summer festivals.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Folding Japanese fan
- Deep blue paper
- Dimensions: 28 cm
- Large Japanese character 祭 (matsuri) in red
- White wave and foam motif
- Contrasting blue, white, and red palette
- Graphic style inspired by Japanese festival aesthetics
- Practical accessory for hot days
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Type: Folding Japanese fan
Material indicated: Paper
Dimensions: 28 cm
Dominant color: Dark blue
Motif: Stylized waves and Japanese character 祭
Meaning of 祭: Celebration, festival
USAGE ADVICE
Slip it into a bag on hot days or pair it with a summer outfit. Open and close the fan gently to preserve its paper folds.
What does the Japanese character 祭 on the fan mean?
The kanji 祭 (matsuri) means "celebration" or "festival" and directly refers to Japanese festivities.
What material is this fan made of?
The main part is made of paper.
What are its dimensions?
The indicated dimension is 28 cm.



