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Traveler's Gear - The World of Feathers Short Indian Light Blue/Turquoise and dark Feather Headdress


 ✔ SHORT ADULT SIZE Three colors Feather Headdress DESIGNED for head circumference: 23 inch / 58.5cm Its better that goes a little looses APROXIMATLY HEADDRESS SIZE are: 24-26'' wide. 14-19'' high.


✔ HIGH QUALITY --- All of our headdresses are 100% handmade. At Theworldoffeathers we’re dedicated to bringing you costumes that are crafted with care and premium materials. We use genuine leather and real feathers to create your headdress, and our assembly is done by hand. Every feather headdress we sell is handcrafted by artisans in Bali - not made in a factory.
✔ NATIVE INSPIRED --- Our war bonnet style headdresses channel the spirit of the American West, and take inspiration from Native American cultures. Our products are not made by Natives, and are not meant to be interpreted as authentic Native American crafts. We have no affiliation with a North American Indian tribe.
✔ FAIR PRICES --- Traditional retail mark-ups? No thanks. Being 100% online-based and selling directly to you with no-middle-men we're proud to offer you the finest headdresses without the excessive price tag. We work directly with artisans in Bali, Indonesia to bring you these tribal inspired headdresses. We believe in supporting their communities by paying our craftsmen a fair wage while also keeping prices accessible for you.
✔ UNISEX --- Our headdresses are designed for men, women, and youth, it holds on your head like cap for a perfect fit. Finish off your festival look, take Halloween to a new level, or display it as a unique piece of home decor. Our feather headdresses are designed with an adjustable headband. This ensures a custom fit for Men, Women, and Youth.
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