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Han’i earrings
  • Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver
  • Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver
  • Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver
  • Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver
  • Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver
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Han’i, japanese fans earrings in sterling silver

The "Han’i" earrings captivate with their delicate representation of small Japanese fans. These exquisitely crafted ornaments evoke the grace of geishas, the icons of feminine elegance in the land of the rising sun. The Japanese fan, called Sensu or ôgi, which inspires these earrings, originates from Japan. It has traveled through time and space, its exotic charm even conquering the distant lands of Europe, introduced via China. Some legends claim that its delicate design finds inspiration in the graceful wings of bats, adding a mystical touch to its history.

In the richness of Japanese culture, the fan unfolds its multiple uses. Beyond its pragmatic role in cooling oneself in hot weather, it is a central element of ceremonies and rituals, such as the tea ceremony, where each movement of the fan carries meaning. But the fan is also a weapon, skillfully wielded by samurais in the art of combat, demonstrating its versatility in expert hands.

Over time, the fan has become a symbol of sophistication and refinement, used by Japanese artists as a canvas for their creativity. During the era of the samurai, it was even a tool of distinction, allowing artists to gain favor with the nobility by offering beautifully decorated works on this humble support. Thus, the Han’i earrings, made of fine silver, perpetuate this tradition of elegance and refined art, capturing the very essence of Japanese grace and culture.

They are 3cm long.

You have the possibility of changing the classical sterling silver eawires by sterling silver clips for non-pierced ears.
See the system on the last photo of the slideshow or on our dedicated page for non-pierced ears.

As we currently dwell in Mexico, provide a period of 3 to 6 weeks to receive your order for free with normal post service. Thank you for taking this information into account before ordering in our shop. At checkout, you will also have the option of choosing an express shipping. (please, read the complete conditions of shipping here).

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I hope you will love this jewel as much as I enjoyed creating it.

By Emmanuelle Guyon.

Tags: earrings, silver, fan, geisha, Japanese, dance, romantic, ellipse, gift, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, birthday, bas-relief, engraving, engraved earrings, Japan, samurai, Han’i, Sensu, art, lithography, ritual, ceremony.