Bullfighting fans: art and tradition for the feria

A fan is an essential accessory for an afternoon at the bullring. At Toroshopping, we’ve selected fans with bullfighting and artistic designs to keep you cool in the stands, to show off at the feria, or to give as a gift to anyone who loves Spanish culture.

Picasso Collection

Pablo Picasso, born in Málaga, was a great bullfighting enthusiast, and the bull appears in much of his work. This collection reproduces four of his works in full color: La Joie de vivre, Les 3 Visages, Les Animaux, and Les Métamorphoses du taureau. These fans are made of printed fabric with light-toned birch wood ribs and measure 42 × 23 cm. They are lightweight, comfortable to hold, and make a unique gift for anyone who enjoys art and bullfighting.

Matador’s Cape Fan

This is an original Toroshopping design featuring the colors of the bullfighter’s cape: fuchsia and sand yellow. It’s lightweight and compact, fits in any bag, and is perfect for ferias, bullfights, and summer days.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fan should I bring to the bullfights?
A lightweight one that’s easy to open with one hand. You’ll spend hours in the sun at the bullring, so a compact fan like the Matador’s Cape Fan is very practical.

Are the Picasso fans hand-painted?
No. They are reproductions of his works printed in full color on fabric, published by KMG France.

Do they make a good gift?
Yes. They make a very Spanish keepsake for tourists, bullfighting fans, and art lovers alike. You can complete the gift with a bullring cushion for the arena.