American Indian Princess Headdress Decoupage Tissue Paper

Talulah of the Sacred Feathers” Talulah meaning “leaping water” in Choctaw, carries the essence of life and purity. As she dons the ceremonial headdress, each feather a testament to the virtues of courage, wisdom, and strength, she becomes a living embodiment of her tribe’s connection to the spirit world. The headdress, a cascade of eagle feathers, signifies her esteemed role and the high regard in which she is held. Talulah of the Sacred Feathers stands as a pillar of her community, a beacon of tradition, and a guardian of her people’s cultural heritage. Digital Art created by RHDesigns to be used as decoupage paper for furniture, chairs, on canvas and poster art, also for pillows, and home decor.