Pheasant feathers

These Natural Pheasant Feathers can be used in a variety of displays. From the making of dream catchers, to decorating Thanksgiving floral arrangements and fall wreaths, the feathers will add wonderful, rich, earthy tones. You can also use them to decorate costumes. Due to the fact that these feathers are a natural product, no two feathers are identical. Available Now

Pheasant feather wreath~

10 PHEASANT FEATHERS FOR $5.00!! 5 left curved feathers and 5 right curved. These are the most beautifully colored pheasant feathers your going to find anywhere there hard to find with this specific color scheme; dark brown, light brown (with a hint of light orange) , and a bit of bright white in

Alyson Fennell is a Fine Art Photographer based in South Staffordshire, England. She began her career as a hair stylist in London, working alongside some of the most celebrated international photographers. Having gained invaluable knowledge and experience in this environment, she has returned to her original passion for photography, combining a love of nature with fine art. In more recent years Alyson has become a keen gardener, if only on a small scale and is increasingly growing her own…

DIY Pheasant feather art tutorial. This easy DIY art tutorial will provide you with elegant artwork for your home with a budget friendly price!

Pheasant feather wreath

Natural Pheasant Feathers 65 x 40 cm

Pheasant feathers art display

I love birds of all sorts. They are all so beautiful, and each feather is unique. While looking through a bag of pheasant feathers, you might initially think there are ten feather variations, only to realize there are twenty or more similar colors/patterns. Even then, each one is its own individual

Peacocks are everywhere these days, their iridescent feathers and decadent beauty inspiring decorative imitations both abstract and literal. But this is no recent trend. Peacocks have been a favorite ornamental motif for millennia. Let’s look at a few snapshots of the peacock in design history. Peacocks have been a symbol of wealth, beauty and rebirth since ancient times — and a symbol of dangerous pride, as well.