1962 Seattle World’s Fair Korean Pavilion Fan Sam-Taegeuk Souvenir 13" Vintage

This is an authentic souvenir hand fan from the 1962 World's Fair (Seattle, USA), specifically from the Korean Pavilion. This vibrant piece of history features the Sam-Taegeuk symbol, a traditional Korean motif representing the harmony of the universe.

The fan is a beautiful blend of paper and wood, accented by a red handle and a small decorative norigae (tassel). It remains in remarkable condition for its age, with colors that are as bold and vibrant as they were over 60 years ago.

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Sam-Taegeuk Motif: The tricolor whorl represents the trinity of Heaven (Red), Earth (Blue), and Humanity (Yellow).

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Commemorative Text: Explicitly mentions "THE 1962 WORLD'S FAIR," marking it as a genuine piece of Expo 62 history.

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Materials: Paper on a wooden frame with a lacquered red handle.

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Event: 1962 Seattle World's Fair (Century 21 Exposition)

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Origin: South Korea / Korean Pavilion

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Condition: Very Good Condition.

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Features: Includes original red handle and decorative tassel.

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Dimensions: 13 inches

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Shipping Weight: 14 oz