Embodying the soul of classical Chinese artistry, this collection of handcrafted folding 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 tiě 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.