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A handheld, round fan with a wooden stick handle is shown, held by a person's hand. The fan's surface is light blue or gray with darker blue/gray printing, resembling a commemorative seal or emblem. The central design is a star containing various symbols, encircled by text. Inside the star, from top to bottom and left to right, are: a wreath with a seven-pointed star, an axe and a hoe (or similar tools), a bundle of seven arrows, and two figures possibly engaged in a traditional game like stickball, accompanied by drums or shields. Overlaid on the star's points are portraits of two individuals: a man in the upper portion, likely Sequoyah, creator of the Cherokee syllabary, holding a tablet; and a woman on the right side, looking forward, partially faded into the background. Around the outer edge of the circular design, the text "GREAT SEAL OF THE CHEROKEE NATION" is visible, though "CHEROKEE NATION" on the right is faded and partially obscured by the woman's portrait. The fan advertises the "53rd Annual Cherokee National Holiday," which took place on "Labor Day Weekend 2005" in "Tahlequah, Oklahoma." The overall image suggests an indoor setting, with the fan positioned above a person's lap, wearing gray clothing. The time of day cannot be determined.
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