Japanese Tessen Iron Fan – Sakamoto Ryoma (Black), 8 Sun (24.2cm)
Inspired by Sakamoto Ryoma, one of the most influential figures of Japan's Bakumatsu period, this traditional-style Japanese Tessen Iron Fan combines late Edo-period history with the elegant form of a traditional Japanese folding fan. Measuring 8 Sun (24.2 cm / 9.5"), this black tessen is an excellent choice for display, collection, cosplay, cultural events, or use as a traditional-style hand fan.
Japanese hand fans have been used for centuries for both practical and decorative purposes, while also serving as symbols of elegance and Japanese cultural tradition. This tessen features a strong iron-reinforced structure and a durable paper fan surface decorated with traditional Japanese-inspired artwork, creating a distinctive piece for enthusiasts of Japanese history and samurai culture.
Features
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Traditional Japanese Tessen (Iron Hand Fan)
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Inspired by Sakamoto Ryoma
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Black design
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8 Sun size
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Approx. 24.2 cm (9.5") in length
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Strong iron-reinforced fan ribs
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Durable decorative paper fan surface
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Traditional Japanese-inspired artwork
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Compact and easy to display
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Suitable for Japanese history and Bakumatsu-period collectors
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Ideal for home, office, dojo, or Japanese-themed decoration
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Japanese Tessen Iron Fan |
| Design | Sakamoto Ryoma |
| Color | Black |
| Size | 8 Sun |
| Length | Approx. 24.2 cm (9.5") |
| Rib Material | Iron |
| Fan Surface | Decorative paper |
| Design Style | Traditional Japanese-inspired artwork |
Inspired by Sakamoto Ryoma
Sakamoto Ryoma was a prominent figure during the final years of the Tokugawa shogunate. He is remembered for his role in the political movement that contributed to the overthrow of the Tokugawa shogunate and the transformation of Japan during the Bakumatsu period.
Ryoma was also known for his efforts to bring rival domains together through negotiation. His political activities made him a target of supporters of the Tokugawa government, and he was later assassinated at an inn in Kyoto.
This tessen incorporates his name into a traditional Japanese fan design, making it an appealing collectible for those interested in Sakamoto Ryoma, Bakumatsu history, samurai culture, and the final years of the Edo period.
Traditional Japanese Tessen Design
The tessen, or iron hand fan, is a distinctive Japanese fan style associated with samurai and martial arts culture. Its reinforced iron ribs provide a sturdy structure while retaining the elegant folding form of a traditional Japanese fan.
The decorative paper surface features Japanese-inspired artwork designed to capture the visual character of traditional Japanese culture.
Japanese Historical Display
The compact 24.2 cm (9.5") size makes this Sakamoto Ryoma tessen easy to display in a home, office, dojo, or Japanese-themed collection. Its connection to one of the most recognizable figures of the Bakumatsu period makes it particularly appealing to Japanese history enthusiasts, samurai collectors, Sakamoto Ryoma fans, and martial arts practitioners.