Eagle feathers are woven into Native American culture. Beyond powwow regalia, they’re presented to high school graduates, used in marriage ceremonies and buried with the dead. A government repository ...

“We stand with our Native graduates this graduation season and their decision to wear their traditional tribal regalia or objects of cultural significance, including eagle feathers, eagle ...

Regalia might include accessories such as beads, jewelry, feathers or leis, and clothes, blankets and footwear. Only enrolled members of a federally recognized tribe should wear or possess eagle ...

For certain Indigenous communities, regalia like beadwork and eagle feathers carry spiritual, religious and cultural significance. But nationwide some school districts have stopped graduates from ...

For Native American communities, golden eagle feathers hold profound spiritual significance. They are often used in ceremonies, powwows, and as part of sacred regalia. The feathers are considered ...