In the mid-19th century, hand-fan making was a booming European industry, with major hubs in England, France, Italy, and Spain. However, as 20th-century fashions shifted and tra...
As a celebrated British designer renowned for her surrealist vision and statement-making accessories, Lulu excels at turning the everyday into the iconic. This aligns perfectly ...
The summer festival season is officially here. Whether you’re raving under the big top, watching Cirque du Soleil, playing at the fairground, or giggling in a comedy tent - we’v...
Just like your favourite cocktails, our Fruit Wave fans will serve up maximum freshness all Summer long.
The third Friday in May marks Endangered Species Day a global moment to celebrate, learn about, and take action to protect the incredible wildlife that shares our planet.
Brimming with a multitude of unique and distinctive objects to tempt your inner Santa Claus this Christmas, it is an honour to have been included alongside such magical things.
It’s that time of year again—party season is kicking off, Christmas is on the horizon, and the hunt for great gifts begins.
It was an honour to be interviewed and I had no idea it would lead to a a full page dedicated to the story of Khu Khu and my journey with hand-fans. Thank you María!
To create this super vibrant, Brazil inspired collection we worked alongside Rio de Janeiro based artist Duda Van Den Berg. We were influenced by vintage postcards and stamps, a...
We will make our first donation now so it can be put to best use as soon as possible, but we would love to raise more!
In response to the recent impact of Storm DANA in Valencia which has affected our friends in the fan-making industry terribly, Khu Khu are determined to help where we can.
Many of you have kindly asked if we're OK here in Valencia, Spain, where storm DANA has hit leaving a devastating trail of destruction and chaos.
Back by popular demand, you will now find the Indian Tiger and the Asian Panther hand-fans prowling around our website.
I’m always envious of all the adventures Khu Khu hand-fans get up to when the sun starts to shine, and this season has been no different.
Inspired by the sweet seduction of Summer holidays, these hand-fans are an ode to cocktails by the pool, sunset shimmies at the chiringuito, ice-lollies on the beach, and the fo...
Khu Khu were honoured to be chosen for the carefully curated shop at Miami's contemporary art museum - The Bass for the fair and beyond!
The ankh is an Egyptian symbol for life - both on Earth and after death.
Cats most likely arrived in Ancient Egypt around 2000 B.C. on board ancient trading ships, or were an offshoot of the native African wildcat Felis silvestris lybica, "domesticat...
Ra was the Egyptian God of the sun and The Eye of Ra symbol was seen as an extension of power.
The ancient Egyptian Queens laid the path for all the strong women of today.
Anubis is the Ancient Egyptian god of death, mummification, the afterlife, cemeteries, tombs, and the Underworld.
If you are planning your wedding in Summer, in a hot climate, or you’re using a marquee, hand-fans can be a real lifesaver.
Spring has always been associated with new beginnings, new life and positivity and this year is no different.
Inspired by the glory of flowers in bloom, we love the correlation between bud and hand-fan bursting open to wow us with their striking colours and charming compositions.