Tai Chi Fans

Some models "printed" with Chinese characters ("Tai Ji") and yin-yang sign. Others plain without printing

Red color with printed dragon

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed black dragons.

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed dragons.

Canvas with drawing of peony flower and golden Chinese characters

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. ribblings are made with bamboo painted and lacquered. Canvas with drawing of peony flower and Chinese characters

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese.

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed electric blue dragon, and golden Tai Ji characters.

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed bamboo.

Yellow canvas with black pattern.

Red color with printed Chinese characters (yang sheng tai ji shan).

This fan has his ribblings made of steel makes it closer to the models that were used in the past as a defensive and offensive weapon. It is heavier than the models made with bamboo. So it is more suitable for experienced users. Also, the noise made when opening it is much louder.

High quality fan. The ribbings are made of aluminum, but weight remains quite high (360g). The sound made when opening it is much louder. This fan is intended for the Taiji and Wushu practitioners looking for high quality fan.

High quality fan. The ribbings are made of stainless steel, and are thin but weight remains quite high (400g). The sound made when opening it is louder. This fan is intended for the Taiji and Wushu practitioners looking for high quality fan.

High quality pair of fan (one right and one left hand). The ribbings are made of stainless steel, and are thin but weight remains quite high (400g/fan). The sound made when opening it is louder. Right choice for Taiji and Wushu practitioners who want to physically train two hands forms with heavy fans.

It is a modern weapon for tai chi. Form of using fan is called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Mulan style is very recent but it has his techniques from Wushu and traditional Chinese dances

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. ribblings are made with bamboo painted and lacquered. Golden canvas with black pattern

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. ribblings are made with bamboo painted and lacquered. Canvas with drawing of peony flower and Chinese characters.

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. ribblings are made with lacquered bamboo. Black canvas with golden pattern

13 ribblings made of bamboo, lacquered, painted black

About 33cm long, 13 ribblings made of bamboo, lacquered, painted.

Red color with printed dragon

Case for one tai chi fan