This is a version of a Native American Talking Feather. It's used in groups of people. Whoever has the Talking Feather has the right to speak without being interrupted. It's crowd control and courtesy rolled into one. We used one in a Storytelling Class I took in graduate school. That was one of the best classes I ever took in college!
The feather happened to show up really well on this twisted log cabin quilt which is currently on my design wall.
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3 comments:
That a great idea. Your feather looks good with the quilt.
Grat interpretation of the word, and a beautiful picture also!
I haven't heard of a talking feather. I enjoy when I learn something new.
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