Feather motifs appear in many ancient and diverse cultural symbols. They represent freedom in dreamscapes, responsibility of the feathered robes of ceremony and a delight when found along the path or drifting on the wind.
Everything perceivable is really a pattern, a repeating pattern.
I mean, if something happens just once, we really wouldn't even know about it. We couldn't perceive it, or associate it, recall or communicate it. It has to repeat strongly enough or frequently enough to bear preserving a pattern.
So if true uniqueness occurs, it's not meaningful — to us.
When we perceive something as unique it's really a variation, or novelty that repeats. A pattern within a pattern.
So there is really only structure.
But the content can be uniquely and endlessly organized within the structure into patterns that form a thread of meaning — to us.
That's design. A meaningful pattern that bears repeating and creates the thread of life.