"The Annunciation" fan

"The Annunciation" fan

"The Annunciation" fan

"The Annunciation" Fan

"The Annunciation" fan

Polished pear wood. 27 cm (stick). Made in Spain.

With this fan you can cool off on the hottest summer days. Linked by sturdy pear wood sticks, its mount reproduces one of the many rich details of Fra Angelico's Annunciation panel (ca. 1426): the lush vegetation surrounding the scene of Adam and Eve's expulsion from Paradise.

€20.00

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