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Home decor:: In Vastu Shastra, the ancient science of architecture and design, the mor pankh is believed to bring many benefits to your home and life. Placing it in the north is said to attract financial abundance and success. Some also believe that placing a bunch of seven feathers on the east wall of your living room can reduce family feuds. Art, dance, and literature:: The mor pankh is a popular motif in Indian art, dance, and literature. It is often used as a design element in textiles, jewelry, home decor, traditional paintings, dance costumes, and embroidery. Symbolism:: The mor pankh is associated with Lord Krishna and Goddess Saraswati, who are associated with love, wisdom, and art. It is also said to symbolize grace, luck, and fidelity. In books:: According to scriptures, keeping a mor pankh in a book is said to bring the blessings of Goddess Saraswati and increase your knowledge. The Wildlife Protection Act in India prohibits the trade of peacock feathers and hunting of these birds