Mostly, yes. Set sizes run from 3 pieces, as in WAN JAI, up to 9 pieces in TEE WIT, LA VI PA and A PA, with sets of 5, 6, 7 and 8 in between. The piece count appears in the product title or description, and most set listings give a measurement for each design in the set, which helps you picture the group on your wall.
Pieces in the sets measure from 10 cm (4 in) to 30 cm (12 in) across, and most sets mix several sizes; WARRADA, for example, runs from 10 to 30 cm. The DAORUNG basket is 15 cm (6 in) in small and 20 cm (8 in) in large. Expect small differences from the listed measurements, since every piece is woven by hand.
Yes. Both are lightweight fans handwoven from natural materials, with a wrapped handle, so you can hang one on the wall or use it as a hand fan on warm days. LA LIN has a black and white pattern, and LA LA VAN has bright woven patterns. Several listings share each name, and some LA LA VAN listings offer design A or B.
A fixing for each piece: a small nail, a screw or a picture hanger, or an adhesive strip on walls you want to keep free of holes. Decide on the arrangement before fixing anything, then hang your focal piece and build the group around it. The LA LIN fans have a wrapped handle for easy hanging.
Natural rattan is the main material, used in most of the wall sets and in the DAORUNG and DONGDOA baskets. PU YI SA combines bamboo with rattan, and the LA LIN and LA LA VAN fans are handwoven from natural materials. Hand weaving means tone and texture shift a little between pieces, even within one set.