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  1. The Fan Museum
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    History of Fans - The Fan Museum

    It is sometimes said that fans are ‘as old as hot weather itself’! Certainly, their history can be traced back several thousand years and to ancient Egypt, for example, where some of the earliest depictions of fans take the form of relief …

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  3. AUC Knowledge Fountain
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    "Fans in Ancient Egypt: Iconographic and Contextual Study of Fans …

  4. Egypt Museum
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    Ostrich Fan of Tutankhamun - Egypt Museum

    The ostrich was an animal brought to ancient Egypt from southern Africa. The ancient Egyptians used the eggs of ostriches to make small containers for perfume, and the feathers to make fans. UK postage stamp issued November …

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    20 Ancient Egypt Crafts for Kids - OhMyClassroom.com

    2024年5月17日 · Fans were essential for keeping cool in the hot Egyptian climate. Create a decorative fan inspired by pharaohs. Materials: Cardboard, paint, paintbrushes, popsicle sticks, glue, feathers (optional), glitter (optional).

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  6. stylewithingrace.com
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    DIY: Egyptian Fan Costume Prop - Style Within Grace

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    Ostrich Hunt Fan of Tutankhamun - Egypt Museum

    The ostrich was an animal brought to ancient Egypt from southern Africa. The ancient Egyptians used the eggs of ostriches to make small containers for perfume, and the feathers to make fans. New Kingdom, late 18th Dynasty, …

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    What is a fan in ancient Egypt?
    The fan being held by an attendant of the Lady Ashait (11th Dynasty, 2050 BC) is clearly in the form of a bird’s wing. This link between birds and fans was not restricted to Ancient Egypt. In the sub-continent of India the Hindi generic term for a fan is ‘ pankha ‘, from ‘ pankh ‘ meaning a feather or a bird’s wing.

    Fans in Antiquity – The Fan Circle - Fan Circle International

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    Why is a fan bearer important in ancient Egypt?
    The fan bearer is usually an insignificant part of the scene. But in ancient Egypt, almost every object seems to have a symbolic message, and the symbolic nature of sunshades and fans was especially important. Furthermore, they could also be used as standards for various purposes.

    Fans and Sunshades in Ancient Egypt - Tour Egypt

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    What is a Tutankhamun ostrich fan made of?
    This ceremonial fan of Tutankhamun originally held ostrich feathers, it is made of wood covered with sheets of gold and inlaid with colored glass, turquoise, lapis lazuli, carnelian, and translucent calcite. The handle is inset with gold bands at intervals.

    Ostrich Fan of Tutankhamun - Egypt Museum

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    Did Tutankhamun have a fan?
    The most remarkable of Tutankhamun’s fans was a small, (18cm/7in long) but exquisite rotating hand-fan of ivory found in a white painted wooden box in the Treasury. Its feathers, predominantly white with a shorter row of brown at the base, were preserved intact, and according to Carter, “as perfect as when it left the hands of the boy king.”

    Fans of Tutankhamun’s Tomb – The Fan Circle - Fan Circle International

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    How did fan-making change in the 19th century?
    The 19th century heralded a shift in the fan-making industry. Mass production techniques signalled the waning of fan-making as a meticulous craft. Yet, even in this era of industrialization, the allure of fans persisted, particularly those that emulated the classic French designs, a testament to the enduring legacy of artisanal excellence.

    The Evolution of Fans from Ancient Egypt to the Modern Day

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    Why was Tutankhamun buried with a fan?
    Howard Carter In Egypt’s hot, stifling climate the fan was a necessary piece of equipment, intended to provide shade as well as a cooling breeze. Tutankhamun was buried with eight – a single hand held example and seven mounted on stocks of varying lengths for operation by courtiers.

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  9. Tour Egypt
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    Fans and Sunshades in Ancient Egypt - Tour Egypt

    Ancient Egyptian fans and sunshades often differed only in size. Large sunshades, used to protect one's eyes from solar glare, or perhaps even symbolically to protect onlookers from the brilliance of the king or another high …

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  10. The Fan Circle
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    Fans of Tutankhamun’s Tomb – The Fan Circle - Fan …

    Another type of fan, carried as a symbol of office, generally had a shorter handle and a single plume, called in Ancient Egyptian, ‘khuy‘, simply meaning ‘fan’. A single ostrich feather represented the Goddess Maat who was the …

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    The Evolution of Fans from Ancient Egypt to the …

    2024年2月2日 · The fan’s story begins in ancient Egypt, where it took the form of rigid frames with long handles, beautifully edged with feathers. These fans were not just functional but integral to religious and court ceremonies, symbolizing …

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    Fans in Antiquity – The Fan Circle - Fan Circle …

    The earliest known fans were called screen fans or fixed leaf fans, but much of what we know of the earliest fans is based upon conjecture. Some of the earliest known fan survivals have been from Egyptian tombs. In fact, in …

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