The Cherokee word "Ugidali," literally translating to feather, is the inspiration for this portrait of an heroic Native American woman. The privilege of wearing a headdress is traditionally earned, with the type of headdress revealing the rank of the wearer. Often made of fur and feathers of sacred animals, the headdresses isre thought to bestow the power of these animals upon the wearer. Hand-painted, decoupaged plaque arrives ready to hang. Measures: 4.75” x  6.75”.