Papua bird Feathers from antenna tail of Paradisaea apoda – Greater bird-of-paradisebird

This listing features Paradisaea apoda feathers from Papua New Guinea. They have many unique decorative uses, one of which is making beautiful jewelry.

These feathers were taken from the bird’s tail. A document from the Indonesian Department of Nature Conservation confirms the legal acquisition of these feathers from the zoo.

The feathers vary greatly in shape and size, and all are hand-selected and in good condition. These small feathers are commonly used for small projects such as children’s headbands, fly tying, jewelry, costumes, accessories, Halloween masks, decorations, and more.