A peacock feather is a colorful and iridescent feather from the tail of a male peacock, known for its striking beauty. The feathers are primarily blue and green, featuring eye-like patterns called "ocelli." These patterns play a crucial role in attracting mates during the mating season. Peacock feathers are not only admired for their aesthetic appeal but also have cultural significance in various societies. They are often used in art, fashion, and decoration. Additionally, in some cultures, peacock feathers symbolize beauty, pride, and renewal, making them a popular choice for various ceremonial purposes.