This Thai Buddhist ceremonial fan measures about 14 inches by 16 inches and comes with a pole so it can be displayed upright, though a stand is not included. The photos show a seated Buddha on a lotus in the center with a silver floral pattern, and the fan is offered in several colors, among them dark blue, green, red-brown, white, orange and gold.
Fans used in Buddhist ceremonies are called phatyot, and those made from talipot palm leaf are known as talapat. Monks hold them during chanting, and a decorated fan is also kept on an altar or hung on a wall in a home or temple hall.
Naree includes it in her picks on Uniquely Thai Lao TV, so choose your color from the menu.
