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Fans - elegant Accessories for a little Cooling Effect
A fan is not only used for cooling. It is said that ladies in earlier times developed a secret language, playing with the fan became non-verbal communication with the opposite sex. Even today, we like to use the fan as an accessory. Especially on hot summer days, we are grateful for a little cool breeze and protect our painstakingly applied make-up from melting.
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Hand fans - the ladies' playful accessory
The elegant cool breeze - the hand fan as an accessory at the dance evening or in summer
With their playful floral patterns, our foldable handbags not only add style to your rockabilly outfit, but also provide a cool breeze after dancing. With their beautiful design, they are a convincing addition to your outfit. When folded, they can be stored in your handbag to save space.
The flatness of most types of fan invited decorative design. The sticks were carved, openworked or gilded, the leaves of folding fans were elaborately painted. This elaborate and expensive production made it a status symbol for a long time. This changed in the 18th century with the spread of printed hand fans at affordable prices. Mechanical fan production made it possible to meet the steadily increasing demand for fans, and in the 19th century the most fan variations in the history of the hand fan were produced.
Vintage Accessoires für dein stilechtes Retro Outfit
Looking for more accessories to complete your vintage outfit? Check out our hair accessories collection for fascinators, half hats, hats, hairbands and turbans. They're the perfect complement to the hand fan and your retro look. Still want to add some sparkle? Find matching earrings and necklaces in our selection of vintage jewellery, most of which are even available as sets. Discover the colourful world of Miranda's Choice, an exquisite selection of original vintage designs. We have designed and handcrafted our jewellery for you with great attention to detail.
In Europe, the hand fan was a fashionable ornament, a status symbol and a means of coquetry. The typical Spanish fan has long been considered an accessory for elegant women, not least to provide refreshment on hot summer days. It has also become a stylistic device for certain dances, such as flamenco. In Japan, it is a prop in traditional dances that increases the expressiveness of the gestures by extending the arm.The flatness of most types of fan invited decorative design. The sticks were carved, openworked or gilded, the leaves of folding fans were elaborately painted. This elaborate and expensive production made it a status symbol for a long time. This changed in the 18th century with the spread of printed hand fans at affordable prices. Mechanical fan production made it possible to meet the steadily increasing demand for fans, and in the 19th century the most fan variations in the history of the hand fan were produced.