This fan is inspired by “A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains” (Qian Li Jiang Shan), an iconic masterpiece of Chinese painting from the Song dynasty. Its motif evokes the blue-green landscapes of ancient painted scrolls: distant mountains, peaceful rivers, reliefs suspended in mist and a sense of infinite space.

When opened, it reveals a delicate scene, like a small landscape unfolding between the hands. When closed, it becomes a refined accessory, easy to slip into a bag, ready to accompany warm days, summer walks or moments when a little freshness is needed.

Its bamboo frame brings a natural and lightweight touch, while the linjuan fabric gives the motif a soft, elegant and slightly satin-like finish.

Both useful, poetic and decorative, this fan can be used every day, offered as a gift, or displayed as an object inspired by Chinese art.

This fan is inspired by “A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains” (Qian Li Jiang Shan), an iconic masterpiece of Chinese painting from the Song dynasty. Its motif evokes the blue-green landscapes of ancient painted scrolls: distant mountains, peaceful rivers, reliefs suspended in mist and a sense of infinite space.

When opened, it reveals a delicate scene, like a small landscape unfolding between the hands. When closed, it becomes a refined accessory, easy to slip into a bag, ready to accompany warm days, summer walks or moments when a little freshness is needed.

Its bamboo frame brings a natural and lightweight touch, while the linjuan fabric gives the motif a soft, elegant and slightly satin-like finish.

Both useful, poetic and decorative, this fan can be used every day, offered as a gift, or displayed as an object inspired by Chinese art.

Fabric material: linjuan Frame material: Touqing bamboo, lacquered finish Side length: approx. 22 cm Open diameter: approx. 39 cm

Measurements are taken by hand; slight variations may occur.