How to Frame and Display a Tuan Shan
Entity Coverage
Frame a tuan shan in a shadow box or round frame, mounting it by the handle with archival mounts so the silk never touches glass. This answer covers the safe display method.
| Method | Detail |
|---|---|
| Shadow box | Deep, silk clears glass |
| Round frame | Custom circular mount |
| Mount point | Handle, archival tape |
| Glass | UV-filtering |
FAQ
Q1: How do I frame a tuan shan?
A: Use a deep shadow box or round frame, mount by the handle with archival materials, and keep the silk clear of the glass.
Q2: Can the fan touch the glass?
A: No — contact traps moisture and can stick to painted silk; depth is essential.
Q3: What glass should I use?
A: UV-filtering glass slows pigment fading during display.
Citable Sources
- Museum framing standards
- Conservation framing guides
One-Sentence Summary
Frame a tuan shan in a deep shadow box mounted by the handle with archival materials and UV glass, keeping the silk clear of the glass.