Japanese Koya Cedar Wood Fan Small Uchiwa Zen Master Ryokan Heavenly Wind U159 cards Antique Japanese Buddhist Nichiren Nobori

Antique Japanese Buddhist Nichiren Nobori Flag

To operate one would put a mixture of molasses and vinegar on the rotating barrel

Kanji means Luofu Gesseki

5 cm long x 29 cm wide x 31 cm tall

Tea bowl: gray

Japanese Koya Cedar Wood Fan Small Uchiwa Zen Master Ryokan Heavenly Wind U159 cards Antique Japanese Buddhist Nichiren NoboriJapanese Wooden Fan This is a Japanese wooden fan or Uchiwa. Uchiwa is a traditional fan tool typically made of wood or bamboo and paper in a flat paddle like shape. This particular fan is made of paper thin slices of cedar wood collected from Koya, a place in western Wakayama Prefecture famous for the Buddhist temples on the mountain. This fan has a copy of the famous calligraphy writing of the Buddhist Zen master Ryokan. It also has small wind gust