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  2. File:Prince of Wales's feathers Badge.svg - Wikipedia

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    This image is a derivative work of the following images: File:Coat of Arms of Charles, Prince of Wales.svg licensed with CC-by-sa-3.0,2.5,2.0,1.0, GFDL 2010-07-19T23:53:48Z Sodacan 1500x1650 (3511043 bytes) Uploaded with derivativeFX

  3. Mahiole - Wikipedia

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    Touchardia latifolia was used to create string or thread to tie the feathers to the basketry. The colouring was achieved using different types of feathers. The black and yellow came from a bird called the "((Mamo))" Moho or "(('Ō'ō))" ʻOʻoin Hawaiian. There were four varieties of this bird.

  4. Mexican featherwork - Wikipedia

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    The Huejotzingo Codex depicts the making of a feather and gold banner, the first indication of feather work with Christian images. [41] At first, feather work was suppressed by the Spanish as part of their efforts to eradicate the old religion. However, they soon changed tactics and employed the feather workers to create Christian images.

  5. Boa (clothing accessory) - Wikipedia

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    A boa can be made of fur, but it is usually made instead from various types of feathers. Ostrich, marabou stork, and turkey are the most common feathers used, although non-feather boas are also available. The feathers go through bleaching or dyeing processes and are glued and stitched into lengths called "ply". Sometimes more natural boas are ...

  6. Feather - Wikipedia

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    Structural iridescence has been reported [36] in fossil feathers dating back 40 million years. White feathers lack pigment and scatter light diffusely; albinism in birds is caused by defective pigment production, though structural coloration will not be affected (as can be seen, for example, in blue-and-white budgerigars). A feather with no pigment

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  8. Handcrafts and folk art in Michoacán - Wikipedia

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    Feather work is still done in Tlalpujahua and Morelia. [2] This art has its origins and reached its peak during the late pre Hispanic period and into the very early colonial period, with feathers used to decorate shields, standards, headdresses, mosaic images, caps and more for the ruling classes. There are efforts to revive it.

  9. Plumage - Wikipedia

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    The white areas may be symmetrical, with both sides of the bird showing a similar pattern. In imperfect albinism, the pigment is partially inhibited in the skin, eyes, or feathers, but is not absent from any of them. Incomplete albinism is the complete absence of pigment from the skin, eyes, or feathers, but not all three. [17]