The Geisha Fan (100cm x 100cm)

✨ Diamond Painting Kit – Premium Quality ✨

Discover the art of Diamond Painting with a complete, high-end kit, designed for a unique creative experience!

🖼 What your kit contains:

✔ A soft 100% cotton canvas , with notched black edges for a flawless finish, even without a frame.
✔ A high quality cast glue , with transparent protection for optimal adhesion.
✔ Ultra-clean layout , with clear and easy-to-read DMC symbols.
✔ Resin diamonds , packaged in zip bags and suitable for the illustration:

• AB (Aurora Borealis) – magical reflections ✨
• Glittery – for a shimmering effect 💎
• Metallic – elegant and shiny finish ✨
• Crystals – for a sparkling finish 💠
• Phosphorescent – ​​glow in the dark 🌙
• Multi-glitter – intensified glitter effect 🌈

🛠 Accessories included:

✔ Roadmap – easily track your progress.
✔ Self-adhesive DMC label sheet – for optimal storage.
✔ Basic tool kit , including:

• A pair of pliers
• A stylus
• Wax
• A tray
  Everything you need to get started right away! 🎨

• 🛠 Please note: The tool kit provided with the canvas is a basic kit , ideal for beginners. However, for an optimal experience, I design and manufacture my own accessories , such as 3D trays, ergonomic pencils and other innovative tools . These are designed to be more practical, more durable and above all fully customizable (choice of colors and unique designs)! 🌟

🎨 Vibrant colors!
Our canvases have about 60 colors , combining classic resin, AB resin and special diamonds , depending on the design selected.

⚠ ATTENTION: When ordering, avoid selecting a "Locker" with Mondial Relay.

📦 Delivery time: Minimum 30 working days after ordering. No refunds will be possible during this period.

In the cobblestone streets of Kyoto, in the heart of the Gion district, a mysterious geisha captivated the crowds. Her name was Sayuri, but few people had the honor of hearing her voice. Every evening, she appeared wearing a deep blue kimono embroidered with gold thread. But what fascinated most was her fan: a masterpiece of delicacy, hand-painted with cherry blossoms and golden patterns that shimmered in the lantern light.

No one had ever seen her face without that fan. She danced, she laughed, she played the shamisen with infinite grace, but she always hid half of her face behind the precious object. Whispers ran rampant among the spectators: what was she hiding? A scar? A curse? Or simply a secret too heavy to bear?

One spring evening, as cherry blossom petals drifted through the air like fragrant rain, a young artist named Ren was invited to paint her portrait. He observed every detail—the curve of her fan, the delicacy of her gestures, the mystery surrounding her gaze. But when Sayuri allowed him to see behind the fan, he was dazzled. It was not a scar or a disgrace, but a beauty so captivating it seemed unreal.

"It's not my face I'm hiding," she whispered. "It's the story it carries."

His fan was his armor, his refuge. Behind him was a woman who had learned to charm without ever fully revealing herself, a woman whose past resonated through the folds of the painted fabric.

But that night, amidst the dancing shadows of the lanterns and the soft notes of her shamisen, Sayuri let her fan fall lightly, offering Ren and those watching a glimmer of truth. And so, her mystery remained intact—not because she wanted to hide, but because she wanted to let them dream.