It’s certainly not a silent fan, with users saying it can get a little loud, especially at the higher speeds. Though most ...

To choose the perfect hand fan, consider whether you prefer folding fans or paddle fans, and also think about which material (for both the handle and fan itself), color, and shape best aligns with ...

One reviewer says: "This electric hand fan became a staple of my summer commute ... sit on your desk thanks to its folding stand, and keep you cool for up to 19 hours. It even has a flashlight ...

There are hand fans on the market for every taste ... Few options are more practical for a shvitzing city dweller than a simple paper folding fan from Pearl River ($3). Sold in cheery shades ...

I call them African hand fans, but “folding Ankara hand fans” is more specific. They are ubiquitous in certain corners of Brooklyn. You can buy them for $25 on Tompkins Avenue — a tad pricey ...

Folding fans are thought to have originated in the ... fan types from the 1700s and earlier returned to dominate the market. Lithographed, hand-colored fans imitated hand-drawn versions of earlier ...

The collapsible folding hand fan first appeared in Japan circa 637 CE. While the fan (or leaf) was later made of paper, older hand fans were crafted from animal skins. Their handles (or montures ...

The hand fan was exalted as “exotic,” and became symbolic of wealth and good style. So, that brings us to 2019, when seemingly every young woman in Brooklyn now has a folding, accordion-style ...

But some collectors want even older fans — the handheld, folding variety that were being made by the 1700s. These fans were more than a fashion accessory — they were important indicators of ...

Traditional hand-held fans are considered much more ... taken by the Kyoto Sensu Uchiwa Shoko Kyodo Kumiai (Kyoto folding and round fan commercial and industrial cooperative association).