This was wonderful information to have, beautifully and respectfully presented. Thank you for this. ✌🏽🧓🏽 🦅🐻🦌
@CCP_yb10 ай бұрын
A beautiful tradition, that I’m very glad to have had this opportunity to learn more about, from the people who it means the most to ❤ thank you for sharing this segment
@corvusduluth10 ай бұрын
@ 15:35 the baby girl jumping in the "Johnny Jump Up"/ jumper, "dancing" with the other girls, was "endearing", beautiful.
@JohnMelland9 ай бұрын
7 Rows of Bells, 365 Bells, is my guess to represent the weeks and days of the year. Solstices. Chi Miigwich! Thank you for sharing!
@nativeandindigenuscraftcre43310 ай бұрын
Hi thanks for sharing powwow stuff i stared with fancy shawl then smoke dancer originally in the wonens way of dancing i know alabout the knowledge of the powwow thanks backup on jingle dress dance thanks again
@PatriciaDawn310 ай бұрын
culture is the cure
@user-fx7ls6ym6y5 ай бұрын
Jing Dance thanks for hop and special in life
@angelvaldez804814 күн бұрын
Despite identifying myself as Native American (Ute, Pueblo, and Cahuilla) from both my parents, I'm not enrolled and to be a learn and compete as a dancer at these powwows, you have to be an enrolled tribal member and your tribe has to competitively dance. Well, this always hurt me from the discrimination and hate from the indigenous community. How can you leave me out because of your enrollment policy, and laws...