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Ornamental Sacred HeartPeacocks are widely linked to beauty, pride, and renewal, partly because they shed and regrow their feathers each year. In Hindu iconography the peacock is associated with the god Krishna and with the goddess Saraswati, while in other contexts it simply reads as an emblem of vanity or self-expression. This design's symmetrical fan of feathers leans decorative and mandala-like, so many people choose it for pattern and visual balance as much as symbolic weight.
Where it sits
The circular, radiating symmetry suits the upper back, chest plate, or the top of the thigh where a full round shape has room to sit flat. It also works well wrapping a shoulder cap or covering the sternum with the peacock's head as a central focal point. Shrinking it below mid-size will blur the individual feather-eye patterns and the fine linework connecting each plume.
Making it yours
Ask an artist for any of these.
