Hand Fan

unparalleled level of artisan skill. A delicately hand pierced design fans out from the center gem, beset with

green background, a flamenco dancer swirls dramatically in a fiery red and yellow polka-dot dress, fan

head is adorned with an elaborate hair ornament or diadem. In her hand, she holds a fan—a symbol of

enhances the elegance of her appearance. She holds a hand-painted fan adorned with a small pastoral scene

brown Walnut. The chairs feature fanned backs with hand-pulled caning under oval finials echoing stylish

that dance in lyrical harmony. The necklace showcases a mesmerizing interplay of 28 hand-carved

Pendant earrings featuring genuine hand-carved turquoise fans, little vivid light blue turquoise

-like decoration, complements the grandeur of her ensemble. She holds a small fan in one hand, her

the apron, which has been carved at the center with a pediment featuring a hand carved fan, rendered

is dressed with an 18th century dress adorned with bows and laces. She is holding a fan in her hand

hand. Not a fan of brushstrokes she is interested in liquidity, in building elusive, sensual surfaces

and soft pastel floral patterns. She holds a fan in one hand, possibly symbolizing sophistication or

technique, incising straight lines with the sharp point of a dart. These hand-drawn lines, which fan out

spiral frame and fan and hand motif are 14k gold and the interior of the glass locket frame is a rigid

fan in her hand, through congruous and harmonious colors created by deft and delicate stokes.

an Arhat. He is carrying a fan in his hand and behin his head a halo is visible. Check the facial

wearing a vivid pink dress with impressive detailing, holding a fan on her hand. Fantastic RARE Painting

dressed in full kimono and holding a fan in one hand. Her kimono of deep black with scattered cherry

hold a fan in their hands. Both set upon fluted pedestal bases. A charming and unusual pair.

luxuriant costume with wide sleeves and a tall hat. One hand holds a fan the other a clustered bell

, or perhaps a geisha, is portrayed dressed in full kimono and holding a closed folding fan in one hand

holding a fan in her hand, and wearing a white dress. The model is Joanna Hiffernan, the artist's mistress

in frills, with left hand holding a closed fan and with right hand raised to breast, holding a flower

Russia each on a row of the hand held fan with a hat and a veil. She added pieces from each artist work

wonderful Art Deco fan shoulders, amazing hand engraving, and great beaded edges. In the center, we have a

extravagant kimonos, one kneeling facing left, while the other is above, looking down, a fan in his hand. A

pagoda, a female figure stretches out her hand towards a seated man, fanning himself as a swallow flies

a fan's hand at a concert in Phoenix, Arizona. Cover shoot for Mojo Magazine, Phoenix, 2005