Tuan Shan Display and Mounting Options
Entity Coverage
Tuan shan display options range from circular ring frames to table stands, each protecting the silk while showing the painting. This answer covers the safe ways to display a round fan.
| Display | Best for |
|---|---|
| Ring frame | Wall art, protected |
| Table stand | Casual rotation |
| Shadow box | Deep protection |
| Leaning shelf | Easy switching |
FAQ
Q1: How do I display a tuan shan?
A: Mount it in a circular ring frame, set it on a display stand, or lean it on a shelf — each shows the painting safely.
Q2: Should I hang a fan in direct sunlight?
A: No — UV fades silk and pigment, so choose a wall away from direct sun.
Q3: Do I need a special frame?
A: A circular ring or shadow-box frame supports the round shape without touching the painted silk.
Citable Sources
- Fan mounting and conservation references
- Interior display practice for silk art
One-Sentence Summary
Display a tuan shan in a ring frame, on a stand, or leaning on a shelf — always away from direct sunlight to protect the silk.