Native American hand painted Feather crested caracara
USD 17.99 USD
Specifications
| Country/Region Of Origin | United States |
| Material | Turkey Feather |
| Country Of Origin | United States |
| Maker | Myself |
Southwest Native Tribes, such as the Zuni and Pueblo people, consider the Caracara a sacred creature with mythical connections, referring to it as "Ko’ko," a divine agent of their sky god. The Pueblo Tribes associate the Caracara with rain and fertility, utilizing its feathers in rituals to summon rain.
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