We are a professional fan manufacturing factory located in Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province, China, specializing in the production of all kinds of folding fans, wooden fans, etc. We used to produce fans for foreign trade companies in China for a long time, and we are the source factory and supplier for all kinds of foreign trade companies and import companies.
Our factory has been in operation for 30 years, thanks to our forest security in Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province, China, we can have raw material advantage and our labor cost advantage, we can provide our customers with the most cost-effective supply of goods.
We can accept large quantity orders, our factory used to supply products to Chinese foreign trade companies first, and then they work with foreign importers, we are the source factory, we also want to directly match the overseas purchasing demand, save the intermediate links, improve customer experience and enhance the cost-effectiveness of the products, we support drawings for customization, provide us with design drawings and raw material requirements, and we will be able to provide samples for you.
There are many kinds of handmade fans and rich materials, covering bamboo, wood, paper, silk and other materials. Each fan has condensed the craftsman’s ingenuity and effort, whether it is the carving of fan bones, or the painting of the fan, each step of the process shows the craftsman’s persistent pursuit of beauty. The exquisite handmade fan is not only a practical item in daily life, but also a collection and gift because of its artistry and culture.
In traditional Chinese culture, handmade fans have a special position. It used to be a part of the daily life of scholars and often appeared in poetry and paintings, symbolizing elegance, wisdom and taste. Whether it is in the court, the gathering of literati, or the festival activities of the people, the handmade fan plays an important role.
Handmade fans come in a variety of design styles, ranging from classical elegance to modern simplicity. Depending on different cultural backgrounds and needs, fans can be painted with a variety of motifs, such as traditional flowers, birds, insects and fish, landscapes, or seasonally related flowers and lucky charms.
Handmade fans are not only a carrier of cultural inheritance, but also gradually integrated into modern life. They can be displayed as artwork in the home, given as gifts, or even become fashionable decorative accessories
The production process of hand-made fans is complicated and exquisite, usually divided into multiple links such as selecting materials, hand-carving, dyeing and painting. Common materials are bamboo, wood, silk, paper and so on. Every piece of bamboo carving, every thread of silk dyeing, is the crystallization of craftsmen’s efforts.
Thirty years ago, we didn’t know how to produce and manufacture this commodity. A customer from Hangzhou, who came to us with technicians and samples, started to teach us how to produce and manufacture because we had good raw materials and could get them close by, and we have continued to expand, and have given jobs to villagers in our neighborhood, and have trained a lot of experienced workers, and now we would like to be more in touch with buyers and consumers all over the world. Now we want to reach out more to buyers and consumers around the world to streamline the supply chain and provide better service.
As early as 3000 B.C. in ancient Egypt and China, there were already prototypes of fans. In ancient China, the fan was initially used for shading or mosquito repellent, and then gradually developed into a symbol of status, etiquette and art. Especially in the Han and Tang dynasties, the court and the literati used fans more and more widely, including feather fans, lace fans, fans, folding fans, etc., with rich materials and exquisite craftsmanship. Literati often inscribe poems and paintings on the surface of the fan, making it an elegant object for conveying emotions.
The history of hand-made fans can be traced back to the Warring States Period, and they were originally used as a practical tool to drive away wind and cool down the heat. With the passage of time, especially in the Han Dynasty, fans began to incorporate decorative elements, and calligraphy and painting were common on the fan surface, gradually becoming the carrier of culture and art. In Tang and Song dynasties, fans, as an important daily use of literati, became the medium for them to express their personality, emotion and character. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the craft of fan was more exquisite, the carving of fan bones and the painting of fan were fine, which became the symbol of the identity and taste of the literati class.
Each handwork fan is the crystallization of the wisdom and art of the craftsman, it not only shows the exquisite handicraft skills, but also carries the profound cultural connotation. Whether used as an everyday item or in an art collection, a handmade fan is a work worth cherishing.
