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Peacock feathers
Sue Davis asks:
Question
How are peacock feathers in the home or on the front porch characterized in feng shui?
Answer
Peafowl are natives of the Indian subcontinent and southern Asia, not China. Their presence in China would be as imported luxuries in the gardens of the very top layers of society.
Feathers have no physical effects on buildings, therefore not useful in feng shui.
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