A feathered headdress is a decorative headpiece made primarily from feathers, often worn by various cultures around the world. These headdresses can symbolize status, power, or spiritual significance and are commonly associated with Indigenous peoples of the Americas, such as the Native American tribes. The feathers used can come from various birds and are often intricately arranged to create visually striking designs. In addition to their cultural importance, feathered headdresses are sometimes used in ceremonies, rituals, and celebrations. They can also be seen in performances, such as traditional dances, where they enhance the visual impact of the attire. The craftsmanship involved in creating these headdresses reflects the artistic traditions of the cultures that produce them.