Pericon (30,5 cm) (Spanish Fan)

This type of fan is the most used in flamenco dance. In general, the fans are a very typical complement of Spain, which can have different uses and sizes. Specifically, the fan pericon is used in flamenco dance as an accessory that complements the movements of the dance and makes it look more eye-catching and spectacular. This is the largest size we can find and it is made of wood and with a high quality fabric. They are lightweight and easy to carry so you can perform your movements safely. They are available in various colours and we recommend that you try to match different shades of different colours to give a daring look to your flamenco wardrobe.

TAMARA Flamenco expert assistants advice you to choose a fan to make a colour contrast with your dance outfit and so produce an exceptional visual spectacle.

 Buy online your Spanish fan at Tamara Flamenco. Do you need other colours or sizes? Please contact us by email at [email protected]. TAMARA Flamenco suits your needs!

Characteristics:

- Good quality wood and cloth

- Great durability

- Soft and pleasant to the touch finish.

- Beautiful finish lacquer coat for a brighter color and visually attractive

- Form, very ergonomic designs

- Designed and manufactured 100% in Spain

Note: These fans are made of natural wood and therefore may have slight imperfections that are natural in the wood. At TAMARA Flamenco we would also like to point out that when working with a thin, non-elastic material, sometimes not every border, edge or corner is not perfect after cutting the pieces. This is completely normal when working with natural materials of thin thickness and therefore we consider that any slight imperfection can not be a reason for return.

After the fans have been painted and lacquered, they are left open to dry and it is common that during the drying process, a few drops of paint or lacquer will drip down and dry. Any small drops of paint or lacquer will also not be considered a reason for return on these fans as this is a common occurrence on painted natural fans.