Embodying the soul of classical Chinese artistry, this collection of handcrafted Chinese folding hand fans merges timeless heritage with meticulous craftsmanship. Each design is a faithful reproduction of revered masterpieces from the Palace Museum archives, representing the enduring legacy of Chinese culture and literati traditions.

1. Shàng yángtái ti�� by the legendary Tang poet Li Bai: Inscribed with his verses: “Mountains high, rivers long—endless wonders of nature; Without aged brushstrokes, how could their grandeur be captured?
2. Lanting Xu: Inspired by Ming dynasty painter Wen Zhengming’s “Spring Ablution at the Orchid Pavilion”, depicting Wang Xizhi’s famed “Lanting Xu”.
3. Double Cats Painting: A replica of Qing artist Zhu Ben’s charming “Two Cats” genre fan painting, celebrating the ancient Tang-Song era customs of “cat-adoption rituals” and blending whimsy with historical charm.
4. Mochou Lake: Adapted from Qing painter Zhang Han’s misty “Mochou Lake” genre fan painting, this artwork evokes the poetic tranquility of “No Sorrow Lake,” shrouded in ethereal fog.

Craftsmanship:
Surfaces: A resilient, finely textured satin fabric featuring museum-grade 4-color printing to preserve intricate artistic details. The surface of the Double Cats Painting is crafted from high-quality paper.
Bamboo Handles: Polished for buttery-smooth grip and effortless opening/closing.
Historical Precision: Archival-quality replicas of original calligraphy strokes and brushwork.