When I started fan dancing, I found the available options difficult to maneuver and too fragile for regular performance use. There was nothing wrong with the feathers themselves, so I turned my attention to the structure that supported them: the staves, planks, and sticks. Since 2013, I have continued refining my original metal stave invention and expanding my offerings with one goal in mind: building fan props that enhance your performance.

Today, DonnaTouch.com has evolved, and the next chapter of my work can be found at TheFeatherFanShop.com. There, you’ll find the same commitment to quality, durability, customization, and innovation that performers have trusted for years.

Whether you’re just starting your fan dancing journey or you’re an established performer, there is no substitute for the craftsmanship and reliability of my work. When you choose my staves and fan props, you’re not only investing in superior performance equipment, you’re also supporting the continued innovation of this iconic art form.

The 1933 Chicago World’s Fair was saved by one of the most iconic burlesque performances in history: the fan dance. Since entering the burlesque scene in 2008, Donna Touch has dedicated her career to this specialty. While she may have stepped away from performing, she continues to design and build exceptional fan props from her Chicago workshop. Drawing inspiration from the fan dancers who came before, Donna proudly creates for the performers and innovators of tomorrow.

To explore the latest fan props, custom creations, and innovations, visit TheFeatherFanShop.com.

Remember… you can look, but Donna Touch!