A unique and rare peacock feather their small one eye in the center, which commonly do not occur. The feather has extraordinary powers, which gives hypnotizing powers to the wearer. It uses to attract money, peace and removed black magics.
Peacocks are ground-feeders that eat insects, plants, and small creatures.When the male peacock does not have his brightly coloured and very elaborate tail feathers on display, they drag behind him.A fully grown male peacock will have around 200 tail feathers, with roughly 150 of these tail feathers being the well-known eye-patterned variety.Lord Krishna`s peacock feathers on his crown are called Mayur pankh in Hindi and Sikhipincham in Sanskrit.
In Govardhan hills, once when Krishna was playing his flute, the sweet melody that poured out made the peacocks dance in joy and excitement. At the end of a long dance they spread their feathers and the king Peacock offered with great humility its feathers as an offering. The lord accepted it and adorned himself with it.
KRISHNA`S MAYUR PANKH
It is very rare in nature. The eyes in the feathers are seen on both the sides, which commonly do not occur. The feather has extraordinary powers, which gives hypnotizing powers to the wearer.
When one worships Krishna with the feathers on his crown, one is blessed with auspiciousness, wealth, health and transcendent knowledge.
They represent divine love that enters the human heart and fills one`s entire being in ecstasy. It also reminds us of the romantic love shared between Krishna and Radha. The feathers are always in the direction of Radharani. It is said Lord Krishna cleanses the holy feet of Radha with Peacock feathers, during their playtimes in Vrindavan.
Dimensions: 10.5 inch (H) x 6.5 inch (W) x 1.5 inch ( approx thickness)