Peacock feathers hold significant spiritual and astrological value in Hindu customs, symbolizing prosperity, protection, and ...

Lord Krishna is often portrayed with a peacock feather in his crown, representing wisdom and beauty, while in Hindu mythology, the peacock is also the majestic vehicle of Lord Murugan, the god of ...

Since peacock feathers are revered in Hinduism, they are frequently placed in puja halls or next to deities, particularly ...

Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the Ashtami ... a mukut (crown), mor pankh (peacock feather), tulsi mala, and a chanda tilak on his forehead. Offer him food, water, and tulsi leaves.