A Gesture of Air and Stillness
More than a tool for cooling, this folding fan carries a quiet sense of movement —
a subtle gesture that shifts both air and atmosphere.
Hand-Carved Wooden Structure
Each rib is carefully carved, revealing fine patterns and natural wood grain.
The structure is lightweight yet balanced, designed for smooth opening and closing.
Natural Fragrance
The wood carries a gentle, natural aroma that becomes more noticeable with use —
adding another sensory layer beyond touch and sight.
Inspired by Traditional Craft
- Based on classic folding fan forms
- Suitable for daily use or display
- Combines function with cultural expression
Object and Gesture
Whether in use or at rest, the fan becomes part of a slower rhythm —
a quiet extension of personal space and movement.
Shipping & Care
- Keep in a dry environment
- Avoid excessive force when opening
- Natural wood grain and tone may vary
Hand-carved wood · Folding structure · Subtle natural aroma
Gallery Price: $142
Your Price: $105
No middlemen. Direct from the artisan workshop.
It's a ceramic stand for eggs, fruit, or whatever else needs elevating. Simple? Yes. The kind of simple that takes years to get right.
The Maker
A small ceramics studio in Jingdezhen makes these in batches of thirty. Each one is hand-molded — not cast — which means every curve is slightly different. The potter says the imperfections are the point.
The Place
Jingdezhen, Jiangxi. The porcelain capital. Even the street food vendors here serve on handmade ceramics — that's how deep the craft runs.
The Craft
Stoneware, press-molded by hand, then dipped in a reactive glaze. The glaze contains iron oxide that creates unpredictable color shifts during firing — warm browns, sudden greens, occasional flashes of blue. No two stands match. The feet are left unglazed, showing the raw clay underneath.
At Home
In the kitchen holding eggs or fruit. On the dining table as a centerpiece. In the bathroom holding a soap dish. It elevates whatever sits on it — literally and aesthetically.
No middlemen. Direct from the artisan workshop.
