Women's Northern Traditional - 2018 Gathering of Nations Pow Wow

[@partyvr5053]

So amazingly beautiful! I can hear your ancestors thru the song! Beautiful just beautiful!

[@alexandrahenderson4368]

920 has a different way of doing things. She reminds me of my aunt. ♥️♥️♥️

[@catherinesage7072]

Aww that’s me!! 🥰🥰😭

[@richbaker9963]

I am A US Marine I Love All Natives 0f this great land.

[@SuzieNerds]

I love the regalia of the woman in the blue shawl with the long fringe.

[@lindag.2412]

Yes beautiful

[@Sunghoonmylove596]

This is FANTASTIC

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[@robertaduckhead6835]

When women are dancing in one spot, this dance originated from the Blackfeet Nation!

[@SpudMuffen]

There's no way to actually trace the origins of this dance to one nation, for example the poundmaker cree nation claims they were the first to introduce this dance style, along with many other nations. As women in the past were often not allowed in the dance circle at all, it's speculated that it's origins are from a much more general act of dancing in place outside the circle, which likely happened in many nations across Turtle Island

[@JaidnnJaidnnn]

Look at the way their dresses sway. They know what they are doing

[@mlbrooks4066]

I could be wrong, but I seem to remember hearing that the purpose of the women's northern traditional dance isn't the dance, but showing the regalia. The woman moves in one place basically to show how the regalia moves. There are other dances ( like shawl and jingle) that rely on the dance more.

[@Ленад-е1ш]

God Bless my dears ❤️ Salvation and Love and protection only in Christ Jesus ❤️❤️🌈

[@gregrobinette8620]

I find it disrespectful you say only in Christ, may god be with us all and tolerance spread 🙏🏽

[@robertkapostins6783]

Really liking this

[@Paladiini]

I like all of them ❤ but perhaps 920 is my favourite 😊

[@chloeleemohawk]

So gorgeous my people

[@latoyarui2679]

Beautiful ❤️

[@jorgetorres7226]

Fantastico

[@christrudeau1105]

Power

[@cyann2943]

I like the girl with the red shawl 👌🏽😌

[@josephineurrutia3897]

💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@fookutube501]

Dark blue dance was fire

[@joeshmo6842]

❤

[@coronarobertojr6999]

Tip toe, keeps tip toe Ooooo

[@HiThere-jl8uh]

Our ancestors before us across turtle island, never had makeup or beads never existed, i feel like powwows aren’t about ceremony, just commercialized event, or money never existed either, a feast was offered to visitors, today you got to pay for travel and everything to organizers, drum groups, dancers etc,

[@machinegunkellykapoor]

Who cares? Our cultures change and evolve. Powwow brings our people together and helps us hold onto what we have left. If you don't like it, don't go. One more space for someone who wants to be there instead of crying around.

[@giuseppecalderone9014]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4uypJt6lJJnbacsi=LHqOjksoChumpBiX. Native Indian population of South America (Ecuador) population very similar to the native North Americans and according to some scholars may have arrived from North America more recently than other native populations, you can notice how the men have long hair (even the children) and the similarity with the native North Americans is surprising!

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