
The Avian Gallery
Eleven Colors of Iridescence
Our peacock collection spans eleven colors of iridescence — some so rare they are nearly impossible to source. Each hue is a separate jewel. Peafowl originated in South and Southeast Asia and Central Africa, with wild populations dating back millions of years. The Indian Peafowl comes from India and Sri Lanka, the Green Peafowl from Southeast Asia, and the Congo Peafowl from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Native Regions by Species
| India Blue Peafowl | India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan. |
| Green Peafowl | Myanmar, Thailand, Java, and parts of Southeast Asia. |
| Congo Peafowl | Central African rainforests. |
Spread to the Rest of the World
| 10th Century BCE | Phoenicians and traders brought Indian peafowl to Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Mediterranean. |
| 6th Century BCE | Introduced to Greece, where they were kept as sacred or luxury animals. |
| Later Centuries | Spread through the Roman Empire, medieval Europe, and eventually to the Americas in the 19th century. |
Current availability: limited.
The Peafowl Spectrum

India Blue
The ancestral emerald-sapphire original.
A melanistic shift of the wild-type India Blue.
White splashed across India Blue.
Leucistic — pure, snow-cold porcelain.
Silver-white splashed across India Blue.
A refined silver-pied cross with elegant muted-blue iridescence.
A violet-hued mutation with deep, regal plumage.
Warm coral-amber, exceptionally rare.
A cold, gunmetal-grey sheen with steely refinement.
A future addition to our peafowl spectrum.
A vivid emerald-and-sapphire Green Peafowl of Southeast Asian origin.
Several of these variants are rare and exceptionally difficult to source. Availability is never guaranteed. Prices vary greatly depending on age, color, and availability.
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