+**Structural coloration** is the production of color by microscopically structured surfaces that interfere with light, creating vibrant hues without traditional [Pigment](/wiki/pigment). This phenomenon scatters specific wavelengths, giving rise to the dazzling iridescence seen in butterfly wings and peacock feathers, a marvel of [Physics](/wiki/physics) and natural design.
+## See also
+- [Iridescence](/wiki/iridescence)
+- [Optics](/wiki/optics)
+- [Biomimetics](/wiki/biomimetics)
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