The origin of the fan is lost in the depths of time, its ingenious design and practical function make it an irresistible object that transcends any era. From Japanese geishas and elegant women of 18th-century Spain to the thrilling stage of drag culture, the fan has a connection with spirituality and aesthetics. It has been used in ceremonies, dance, and theater, serving as a secret language between lovers and an extension of the body that enhances performance and transformation. In Mesoamerica, the palm leaf fan reflects craftsmanship and artistic skill, with beautiful patterns woven into its structure. Besides being a tool for cooling and relieving heat, in many indigenous traditions, it is considered a sacred object, and its use is associated with communication with deities, seeking protection, and connecting with the divine. Handwoven round fan made from palm leaf. Origin: Guerrero, Mexico. Material: Palm leaf. Size: 12.6 x 7.9 inches / 32 x 20 cm. Weight: 1.94 oz. / 55 g.