What is feathered headress?

A feathered headdress, also known as a war bonnet, is a headpiece traditionally worn by some Native American tribes during ceremonial events such as dance rituals and powwows. The headdress is crafted with various types of feathers that have been handpicked and harvested ethically. The types of feathers that are used for this headpiece generally include the feathers of the eagle, hawk, rooster, and many more. The feathers are attached to a base made of leather or fur and are often adorned with beadwork and other decorative elements. The headdress is a symbol of honor and respect among many Native American communities, and it is often worn by individuals who have accomplished great feats or have achieved a high status within their tribe. The use of feathered headdresses has been controversial in recent years, with some people arguing that these headdresses should be worn only by those who have earned the right, and others arguing that they are culturally appropriative and should not be worn at all by those who are not members of Native American tribes.