Hair feather / braid / eyeglass chain / eyewear jewelry

Hair feather Size: The total length of the unilateral chain is 35 cm 30 cm long braid (without feathers) Short braid 16 cm (without feathers) Material: electroplated copper, wax wire, wool wire, ramie wire Braided hair feathers are hung on the side of the glasses with brass chains. In addition to glasses accessories, they are also hair accessories. Inspired by the blessings of the gods. A short story about feathers and Indians: According to legend, a long time ago, the ancestors of the Indians had to cross a large desert during a migration. There was no water and no food in the desert. Many elderly people were physically stunted, and some pregnant women had difficulty moving. Behind, no one has seen them since. One day, when the elders of the clan were telling the ancient legend in secret, they heard that the clan of the ancient legend wanted to find someone who might have stayed in their original place of residence. The sturdy warriors organized a team and prepared to cross the desert and return to the place where the ancestors lived to find the clan. On the way, I experienced many dangers. Fortunately, there were animals from the gods who sent nature to help them. Finally, they were finally saved from starvation and thirst, and found their clan. At this time, the god appeared, and he said, "You are a group of kind-hearted people, just to care about whether there are other people living here, and to travel here for thousands of miles, this spirit is really worthy of praise." After he finished, he took it off his head. A bright feather was handed to the witch doctor: "This is something I often wear on my head. I will give it to you now. It can bring you my blessing and good luck. It is like my hand is always on your head. same." The witch doctor took the feathers respectfully and took the people of the tribe back home safely. The feather given by the great god was enshrined in the most respected place of the tribe. Since then, the Indians have worn a feather on their heads. They believe that with the feathers, the gods will bless them and bring them good luck.