In this masterpiece, the craftsman selected sword-shaped feathers from the tip of the red-tailed hawk's wings, inspired by their majestic form while soaring in the wind, hence the name 'Wind-cut Feathers.' The artwork embodies the unwavering stance of these feathers against strong winds, resembling a resilient and sword-like structure. These feathers play a crucial role in controlling flight direction, symbolizing the brave belief in 'grasping one's own bright future.' Additionally, the delicate intertwining of the feathers reflects the maker's firm yet sensitive inner world, offered with sincerity.
