PEAFOWL FEATHER SMUDGE FAN

In Christianity, the Peafowl symbolizes resurrection, immortality, renewal associated with the spiritual teachings of Christianity. In Christianity, peafowl symbolizes an all seeing church. In Persia and Babylonia, peafowl is seen as the guardian to royalty, and is often engraved on the thrones of royals. According to a Muslim legend, this bird of stunning beauty is used as a symbol in temples, royal garden and at the gates of Paradise.
In Greek mythology, the peafowl was associated with Hera. Hera created the Peafowl from Argus who had hundred eyes. Hence, the tail feathers of peafowl symbolize the vault of heaven and the eyes of the stars. This symbolizes all seeing knowledge. In Roman Empire, peafowls were Juno's birds and on the coins they symbolized the females of the ruling houses, which were the lineage princesses.
In Hindu mythology, the peafowl is associated with the goddesses Lakshmi. This deity represents fortune, compassion, kindness and patience. Hence, peafowl feathers are also used to symbolize these qualities.
In Asian spirituality, peafowl is associated with Kwan-yin. Kwan-yin represents qualities like compassion, watchfulness, love, compassion and goodwill. Legend says that Kwan-yin remained a mortal even though she could be immortal. She remained a mortal, to aid humanity in their spiritual growth.
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