Handmade Double-Sided Suzhou Embroidery Fan - Flowers Silk (20cm)

Round fan with artistic design of a bird on a branch, surrounded by leaves and a spool of thread on a beige background.

Handmade Double-Sided Suzhou Embroidery Fan - Flowers & Songbird Silk (20cm)

$57.00 USD $64.00 USD

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The motif of a songbird amidst blooming flowers is a classic and beloved theme in Chinese art, rich with symbolism. It represents joy, eternal love, and the arrival of springtime and good fortune. The bird symbolizes happiness and freedom, while the flowers denote beauty, prosperity, and growth. Together, they create a scene of perfect harmony and auspicious wishes, making this fan a deeply thoughtful gift.

Product Details & Features:

Double-Sided Embroidery - Identical, flawless stitching on both sides with no visible ends.

Materials - Fine silk embroidery with a smooth bamboo frame and handle.

Size - 20 cm (7.9 in) fan head, 16 cm (6.3 in) handle.

Versatile Use - Pair with Hanfu, use as a dance prop, display as home décor, or gift for weddings, birthdays, and special occasions.

We can provide free handwrittern greeting card for your gift item optional, just send us your order number and the greeting words you want!

We provide free shipping to USA, UK, DE and FR. You will get it in 11-15 days, and you will get the tracking number after we ship it out. Check here

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We believe art should live beyond museums.

Two kittens with calico fur pattern on a textured fabric background

What Makes It Special

This isn't printed or machine-made. Every feather and petal is hand-stitched using silk threads so fine they feel like painting with needles. The magic trick? Both sides look identical—no loose threads anywhere. It takes about three weeks because you can't rush real craftsmanship.

The Story in the Stitches

In our culture, birds represent happy news and flowers mean good fortune. But you don't need to know the symbolism to feel what it represents—it's basically a visual hug. I designed it to carry that warm, uplifting energy wherever it goes.

Why People Love Gifting It

I've seen customers buy this for weddings, birthdays, or just to say "thinking of you." It's that kind of gift—the one that says "I picked this specifically for you" without needing words. Comes ready in a gift box because good memories deserve beautiful packaging.

Suzhou embroidery, known as Su Xiu, has a history of over two thousand years. It began in ancient Suzhou, a city famous for its silk and craftsmanship. Over time, Su embroidery became one of China’s four major embroidery styles, known for its delicate stitches, smooth silk threads, and lifelike images. Each piece reflects the patience and elegance of Suzhou culture.