Hand-fans from Fan d’Eventails Paris for July. Perfect for making your own breeze until you can get to the pool and jump in.

Hand-fan with blue rooster feathers and tortoiseshell or imitation tortoiseshell sticks and guards. 1920s-1930s ish, Art Deco. Maker not known. Image © 2026 Fan d’Eventails Paris. Fair use license. Maker not known. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/feather-fans/4708-blue-rooster-atr-deco-fan.html

Black and green Wedgwood style horn fan, painted with small medallions reminiscent of Wedgwood faience designs. Gilded brass guards. ca. 1830. Maker not known. Image © 2026 Fan d’Eventails Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/19th-century-fans/4718-black-and-green-wedgwood-style-fan-circa-1830.html

Hand-fan, orange ostrich feathers applied with black egret and tortoiseshell or imitation tortoiseshell sticks and guards. 1920s-1930s ish, Art Deco. Maker not known. Image © 2026 Fan d’Eventails Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/feather-fans/4709-blue-rooster-atr-deco-fan.html

Pink and gold hand-fan, pink ostrich feather applied with gold paint and wooden sticks and guards applied with fabric. 1920s-1930s ish, Art Deco. Maker not known. Image © 2026 Fan d’Eventails Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/feather-fans/4710-blue-rooster-atr-deco-fan.html

Pair of black and silver openwork fans, both with brushed aluminum sticks and guards piercing through the fabric. The Damascus silk brocade leaves feature silver motifs – one on a black background and the other on a cream background. 2025. Work by fan artist Sylvain Le Guen (unsigned). Image © 2026 Fan d’Eventails Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/modern-fans/4716-sylvain-le-guen-s-black-and-silver-openwork-fans-a-pair-2025.html

Large brisé fan made with yellow-tinted mother-of-pearl with the tops of the sticks carved with the coats of arms of the Count and the Marquise it was made for. The guards are inlaid with gray mother-of-pearl. Late 19th c. Image © 2026 Fan d’Eventails Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/19th-century-fans/4720-yellow-countess-and-marquise-late-19th-century-fan.html

Feathery fans dyed fun colors. At least as far as I know ostriches aren’t orange. From Fan d’Eventails, Paris.

Three large ostrich feather fans in green, pink and white; the pink and green having synthetic sticks and guards while the white has mother-of-pearl. Art Deco, ca. 1920-1925. Makers not known. Image © Fan d’Eventails, Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/feather-fans/4529-fantastic-feathers-fans-circa-1920-25.html

Blue thrush fan, made of blue bird feathers with the guard applied with the bird’s head (possibly a blue thrush). Synthetic sticks and guards. ca. 1922. French. Duvelleroy, maker. Advertisements from Duvelleroy fan maker for this type of fan, featuring “the bird caught in flight,” can be found in Vogue magazine from December 1922. Image © Fan d’Eventails, Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/feather-fans/4535-oiseau-bleu.html

Orange and black set comprising a fan and a bag, the fan featuring a multi-lobed black lace leaf topped with orange ostrich feathers in two shades. Synthetic sticks and guards. The matching bag with its mirror and pouch, the bag in silk and orange ostrich feathers with a black synthetic clasp decorated with dancers and musicians in antique style and registered Paris. Art Deco, ca. 1921. French. Image © Fan d’Eventails, Paris. Fair use license. https://www.fandeventails.fr/en/feather-fans/4549-parure-sac-eventail-orange.html

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