How to make a traditional indigenous feather headdress or cocar

I filmed how a traditional cocar or feather headdress is assembled. There are many ways to do it but this one of them. Made by Txana Ixa from the Huni Kuin tribe in Brazil. Please be aware of the fact these indigenous attributes are used for ceremonial, spiritual and traditional practises. A 'cocar' needs to be earned by taking the shamanic path.

[@maricamila6599]

How interesting! I'm partly indigenous and I have never seen a cocar being done. I have made a few for home decor, by just creating my own technique. If an índio sees it he may nod his head and say: You are fired!

[@MoisesFagundes-vm2gj]

Muito bem explicado, Deus abençoe 🙏

[@tastemakerguidie]

oakley shif not plugging... therm! toothermostat

[@gabe-gt9fb]

I would like to know the music he was playing in the end it's beautiful

[@clintmaldonado5820]

Who is filming this?
SPIDERMAN???

[@bruja_cat]

What type of feather is this made of?

[@tastemakerguidie]

you sew know them tabs and them faces sew CORRECT

[@etiennejanssen4046]

Ha wat leuk. Is dit van de Huni Kuin stam?

[@evelynbagnasco7293]

What tribe is the man from?

[@wiggertmeerman]

Huni Kuin