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Large Ostrich Feather Fan 20x36" | Stage & Burlesque
Large Ostrich Feather Fan 20x36" | Stage & Burlesque
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Professional Ostrich Feather Fans for Burlesque
Our professional ostrich feather fans for burlesque are designed for performers who need their costumes to read from the back row.
These fans feature dense ostrich plumes that spread to 20x36 inches. They are built on sturdy staves that open and close smoothly.
The reinforced frame ensures they maintain their shape through a full routine. This makes them a reliable choice for high-energy acts.
Whether you are working a burlesque number or a showgirl act, the construction holds up. You get real feather density and visual scale.
These fans command attention across a stage, a crowd, or a camera lens. They are perfect for festival appearances and outdoor performances.
Why Our Ostrich Feather Fans for Burlesque Work
- Full, dense plumes — No thin patches or gaps, even under bright stage or outdoor lighting.
- Sturdy staves — Smooth opening and closing, show after show, without loosening over time.
- True stage scale — 20x36 inches fully open, sized to read from real audience distance.
- Handmade since 2002 — Factory-direct construction, not resold or relabeled stock.
Specifications
- Size: 20x36 inches, fully open
- Material: Natural ostrich feathers
- Construction: Reinforced staves, smooth folding mechanism
- Price: Starting from $36
Where It Gets Worn
These are ideal for burlesque and cabaret performance, showgirl numbers, and themed parties. They also excel at outdoor festivals and markets.
They are a top choice for photography where a costume needs real scale. Use them anywhere you need movement to make an impression.
Care Instructions
Keep the fan dry and store it in a well-ventilated area. This preserves the quality of the natural plumes over time.
Gently shake or steam the plumes to restore fluffiness. This is helpful if they have flattened from travel or long-term storage.
Avoid water and harsh chemicals. These can damage the color and softness of the feathers, reducing the fan's visual impact.
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