Native regalia

Native American dancer in regalia at the Barona Indian Reservation Powwow 2022. Originally a Powwow or "celebration" (as it was called in older days), was held in the spring to welcome the new beginnings of life. It was a time for people to get together, sing, dance, renew old friendships and make new ones and a time for young people to meet and court. Some trace the word "Powwow" to the Algonquin language. The Europeans may have adopted that word to mean a council or meeting. Favorite…

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Singer and dancer Tia Wood

Oklahoma is home to more American Indian tribal headquarters than any other state. Explore the history of these first cultures by visiting Oklahoma's many Native American museums, heritage centers and festivals.

katombo: Houston Texas Traders Village 20th Annual Championship Pow Wow tribal dance contests November 14 2009 Native American Indian teepee culture heritage arts ceremonies full regalia singing...

Fancy dancer 2

Ladies traditional Pow Wow dancer dressed in white brain tanned leather regalia with beautiful beaded strips and headdress crown at the Chippewa-Cree pow wow on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation, Montana

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Women's / Teens Beaded Regalia Set Headband: 13.5 inches long, 1 inch wide, 9 inch long elastic Earrings: 1.5 inch earrings Hair ties: 3 inches by 3 inches, 8 inch long ties Otters Hair ties: 25 inches long Size 11 seed beads Made for Girls Jingles, Girls Fast and Fancy, and/or Girls Traditional, Women's Jingles, Women's Fast and Fancy, and/or Women's Traditional.

Beautiful buckskin!

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