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The Pheasant once saw a woman beating corn in a wooden mortar in front of the house. "I can do that, too," said he, but the woman would not believe it, so the Pheasant went into the woods and got upon a hollow log and "drummed" with his wings as a pheasant does, until the people in the house heard him and thought he was really beating corn. The rest of the story is posted below the picture. NOTE -- The necklaces can be worn by either men or women. NOTE -- As with the other sets both necklaces can be worn together with the earrings . . . or one necklace can be worn by a woman with the earrings . . . and the other necklace worn by a man.
The set includes 1 pair of earrings and 2 different matching necklaces
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In the Pheasant Dance, a part of the Corn Dance, the instrument used is the drum and the dancers beat the ground with their feet in imitation of the drumming sound made by the pheasant. They form two concentric circles, the men being on the inside, facing the women in the outer circle, each in turn advancing and retreating at the signal of the drummer, who sits at one side and sings the Pheasant songs. According to the story, there was once a winter famine among the birds and animals. No mast (fallen nuts) could be found in the woods and they were near starvation when a Pheasant discovered a holly tree, loaded with red berries of which the Pheasant is said to be particularly fond. He called his companion birds and they formed a circle about the tree, singing, dancing and drumming with their wings in token of their joy and thus originated the Pheasant Dance.
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