【Handmade】Peacock Feather, Kingfisher Feather Craft, Double-Sided Twisted Flower Earrings - Weaving Light

https://si.geilicdn.com/pcitem1912443437-58700000019681b4d6a20a20e273_750_2329.jpg All materials used in our creations are naturally shed feathers from budgerigars or peacocks. Because feathers refract light, each piece displays a unique spectrum of colors that shifts with the environment, as if possessing its own breath and emotion. ✿ Product Details: Base material: Gilded copper with silver ear needles (please choose with caution if you have metal allergies) Surface material: Peacock feathers ✿ Product Dimensions: Total length of single earring: Approximately 1.5cm ✿ Production Time: In stock, ships within 5 days ✿ Packaging: Each item is packaged in an eco-friendly gift box. ✿ Jewelry Care: Due to the unique nature of "point-cuir" (kingfisher feather inlay) jewelry, please avoid contact with water and oil while wearing. Also, prevent scratching the feather surface. Feather products are sensitive to humidity; store them in a sealed bag when not in use. ✿ Upon Receiving Your Order: Your gilded silver jewelry will be securely packaged for shipping. Please avoid bending or applying excessive force upon receipt. Do not expose to liquids. If you have any questions, please contact the shop owner promptly. For custom orders, please reach out to discuss your needs! Each piece may show slight handmade marks; please consider this before purchasing~ ✿ What is "Point-Cuir"? "Point-cuir" is an exquisite traditional Chinese handicraft technique for creating gold and silver jewelry. Its origins trace back to the Han Dynasty, reaching its zenith during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty, where it became a highly coveted decorative method for the jewelry of noblewomen in the imperial court. Artisans would create a base of gilded silver, meticulously inlaying precisely cut feathers to imbue the jewelry with a dynamic, gem-like blue iridescence, showcasing the ultimate in aesthetic and craftsmanship. As the kingfisher is now a protected species, contemporary "point-cuir" no longer uses traditional kingfisher feathers. Instead, ethically sourced feathers from white geese, peacocks, parrots, or eco-friendly synthetic materials are used. This approach preserves the beauty of the colors while demonstrating respect for nature. To this day, every step of the "point-cuir" process—from crafting the metal base, cutting the feathers, assembling the forms, to the detailed inlay—cannot be mechanized. It relies entirely on the artisan's manual skill. Consequently, each piece requires significant time and concentration to complete, making every "point-cuir" item a unique, unreproducible work of art. As a traditional technology that blends metalworking, feather inlay, and design, "point-cuir" is no longer merely a symbol of royalty. It has evolved into an artistic language that encapsulates time, culture, and craftsmanship. Even as time passes, it continues to subtly astound the world with its distinctive, deep blue hue.