Papua bird Feathers from 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 range in length from 5 cm and can be easily trimmed to your desired length. 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.