"Courtesan" fan

"Courtesan" fan

"Courtesan" fan

"Courtesan" fan

Polished pear wood. 19 cm (stick). Made in Spain.

Produced using the technique of multiple coloured woodblock print popularly known as nishiki-e for its vivid polychrome effects, Courtesan of Yoshiwara (1820-1830) by Eizan Kikugawa is part of the Museo Nacional del Prado's collection of Japanese prints. A detail is reproduced in this fan, a traditional, effective and sustainable remedy to mitigate the summer heat.

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