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Spanish Fan Making: A Tradition of Elegance

The craft of making Spanish fans, or abanicos, dates back to the 16th century. These hand-held fans are often made from paper, silk, or lace and are intricately decorated with painted designs, representing landscapes, romantic scenes, and Spanish culture. The fan not only serves a functional purpose but also expresses the elegance and charm of Spain’s cultural heritage. In many cases, fans have been used in Flamenco dances and are considered symbolic of femininity and grace.

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