Thank you for this..I’m a 76 year old white woman that has admired the traditions of our native population, and find it heartening that they are being not only kept alive, but celebrated. My belief is that this is SO important to the youth!...knowing their identity and having pride in their heritage. WE could have learned so much in the past, if we had taken the opportunity to embrace our differences and learn from them.
Taanishi! I’m sad that so much of our culture has been lost and forgotten. I know so little about my own culture... but I am slowly learning pieces. Thank you for making this video, thank you for keeping tradition alive!
I'm a teenage Irish dancer and I learned this dance to show my young students in Belfast. They loved it - thanks so much for sharing your culture with us!
I am not native american, however, throughly want to learn both jingle and fancy dance. Your lessons help me to at least do basic steps. And, it a good work out for my cardio, i am Elder age person . Thank you so much. Your lessons were great.
My soul sister and I are going to be learning how to dance Powwow for this upcoming season. She and I both had been previously separated from our communities and culture but have found our way back to our traditional ways and hope to pass on these ways to all the future generations as we continue to learn and grow. We are honored to be Native and participate in these traditions.
Thank you. I will know how to dance at the intertribal dance at Wildhorse in Oregon this Summer. It is a blessing you teach others. I am 63, but never too old to learn.
My daughters are learning this native American dance (they love it) They are ChiChimeca and aztec-hopi from two grandma's on my side of fam. Learning while Corona virus "stayhome" . Native American P.E. @home. CA. N8TV ✊🏾 PRIDE !
I am not an indigenous person but I have been wanting to learn these pow wow steps and the simple ones. I've watched several how to videos on RUclips and just couldn't get it yours is the first one I watched that I understand and can do it. I also like your advice too people that are just starting as it takes years of practice practice practice because I believe that's true. I am glad that people are allowed to dance now and I'm sure you know what I'm talking about and I'm glad that people are dancing and I hope that palouse will come back around to my area because I love to go and watch them. Thank you so much for your teaching it was very good and I really appreciate it.
I watched this for my husband and mother-in-law, they would love this so much! She had the upbringing but something happened to her father's mother and they lost contact with their tribe over the years. Thank you for this beautiful piece! 💖
Probably through assimilation :( it happens a lot they go to a “school” and erase their tradition and their spirit. Schools like these would say “kill the Indian save the man” it’s disgusting. My grandparents didn’t identify as indigenous because it was shameful to be “Indian” as they’d call it back them and even today where I’m from and where my parents grew up being called “Indian” is a slur
Hi from Paris (France) ! Thanks so much for this lesson and for giving me a piece of the Native’s soul!I’d like to come in USA and learn everything about beautiful Native’s Nations!🙏✨💝✨
It's so sad right now I'm crying because I'm Native and I should already know everything there is to being Native and I don't and it kills me that us being us is dying out every day 😥
There's no shame in not knowing - unfortunately Europeans did a solid job on their attempt to destroy First Nations' culture and history and religions. That is not your fault, it is the fault of my people. Our generation, as a whole, has the opportunity to learn and grow and preserve what is left - and to instill in our children respect for all that is good and beautiful, especially that which is endangered by the actions of those who came before us.
don't feel bad...there are hundreds of thousands who are native and don't even realize it. i am native but i have no idea which one because those that could tell me, have passed on and they didn't tell my parents or anything like that. the europeans made sure we wouldnt find out. the only thing i can say is Spirit will guide u...it has been guiding me. u just have to listen.
angela carter I was adopted as a baby off the Rez so I know how you feel. I was always told that I’m White Mountain Apache. Trying to unseal my adoption records so I can find out my truth and identity.
If you want to be PC, then the name is Dine. I've seen Navajo spelled either way as well. I wonder what it sounds like when you say Navajo because I'm deaf so I don't always get all the verbal word use.
You make it look so easy! A dear friend of mine is part of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa in Belcourt, ND, and with her guidance, my two sons are learning about her culture as part of our homeschool curriculum. They are hands-on learners, and I want them to fully appreciate the thought and care that goes into pow wow dancing - that it’s a traditional celebration with meaning and storytelling. Thank you for showing us steps and explaining the differences between male and female dance postures.
Very informative video! I went to my first powwow last year and participated in some intertribal dances and I really enjoyed it. Tried the two step on the balls of my feet for a few seconds and I REALLY felt it in my calves! I tip my hat to all the dancers. Thank you for sharing!
I've 58 and I've been trying to learn men's traditional for a while and this really helped me. Adassligi Utsati (many blessings- Cherokee) Thank You so much, The Pow Wow Poet
It warms my heart to see people involved in cultural teachings ,never forget your culture and always pass it down ,especially your language.You are a great teacher .
You are giving us a precious, priceless gift. You will be blessed for your teachings to us. Thank you so much for taking time to share your talents and gifts with us.
may the people who watch see more of these??? I love them, and learned from them. I personally don't know the tribe my grandfather came from, because he was adopted. and I have no other way of learning. Thanks!
I dance exactly like this in my living blasting tribal music; it’s so beautiful and feels so good! I can’t imagine how moving it would be to attend a Pow Wow, or participate in one. Amazing!
Have attended some powwows in the Wpg/Kenora area - many years ago now. The best dancers look like they are moving on clouds - so light and elegant (as you did here). And with full dress on, and the turning/spinning movements combined with the drum and voices, the dances are mesmerizingly beautiful.
thank you so much for this video! it has been years since i learned to fancy shawl dance. i am from the passamaquoddy tribe but i moved into the white man’s world about 10 years ago; sadly, i have forgotten most of my tradition, language, etc. i still attend powwows but am now shy of the fancy shawl dance. i used to love it! this has helped me a lot and given me the confidence to practice on my own. powwow season is coming up!! woliwon (thank you) ❤️
Shout-out from a sister in Germany who misses our dances. You'll be tickled to know that a lot of Germans love our people & some belong to clubs in which they do our dances & try to live traditionally on weekend retreats/holidays. Love what you're sharing with the world👍🏽☺️!
This is beautiful. I am a 15yo Native. Though, I was adopted and don’t know much about my culture, and have never been to a powwow. I wish to learn my language, and how to dance. This is extremely helpful. ❤️ keep our culture alive
I hope you are keeping your commitment to yourself to learn your language. My grandmother taught me that first they take your language and then they take the culture.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I loved watching how simple you make the dance steps look. They are not simple if danced correctly for ten to twenty minutes!
Thanks for this video! I'm a Bermudian-American of Pequot descent; it fascinates me how much gombey dances in Bermuda have taken so much Indigenous influence by the Algonquian tribes that were exiled there. The intertribal steps are used in the gombey choreography, and they were the first thing my extended family taught me when we reunited in Bermuda. It's such a beautiful dance! 💕
Wow, so nice! I am not native but I am learning as much as I can about the traditions and beliefs. I would love to learn some dance, this video is amazing and beautiful!! Thank you!
Thank you for this lesson. It is amazing and watch it ever six months. I love Pow Wows and listen to drum music often even though i"m a Welsh immigrant.
i pray more traditional lessons are taught, so many people have lost their traditional ways. may you continue to teach and feed those who are yearning to reconnect
This helped my family alot we have been dancing for years and when we seen this video 2 years ago it helped us alot to dance better both jingle and fancy shawl thank you
I have always LOVED Native Americans and their rituals. I am a 62 year old Caucasian but I am starting tomorrow to learn your teaching at home to show reverence to your people, God and the land. Side note is that I will become physically stronger doing something with meaning and power-and become stronger physically. Thank you!🙇♀️🙏🏼❤
Darling that was beautiful. Its so meditative. We had a chance when we went to S Dakota. It brought chill up my body and yes, when we were done, i cried. It felt so freeing.Stay true to your roots-you are a lovely young woman.
Thanks so much for sharing. I find that most Native Americans are super-protective about their culture and refuse to share it with others. They may be justified in doing that because of the historical abuse they've endured but at the same time, they reject those of us who don't want to abuse but just want to express admiration. Again, thank you SO much for sharing. Your kindness makes me feel accepted and not rejected.
Allways remember that every tribe, nation , and culture has to be shared in order to stay alive. And history shows us that if we do not remember and share our past with others . Especially now !!! If a culture is not shared , it will fade to dust.... Stonehenge , Machu Picchu , Easter Island etc..... But to agree with you. I as well and very happy to see and be part of sharing of Native/tribal cultures. And I hope that I have said nothing of offense but I love what you stated.
Thank you so much for this 💕 I always feel blessed and honored yo keep learning as a reconnecting Native. Always had a goal of one day dancing at pow wow I’ll get there!
thank you I am an elder and that is the most I have learned in years. I am also a Reverend. Blessings child the world thanks you for all you hard work and sharing.
I'm 55, I would live to have a stretch and flex and gentle beginner's guide as fitness and tradition for seniors. Very relaxing and beautiful teachings. Thanks
How beyond cool. Looks like a pretty good workout, actually. I love Powwows. It's been way too long since I've been to one. I agree, you are a good teacher. Good video. Thank you very much.
When I heard the first song you played I realized that is the same song I have on a CD I bought by Black Lodge. They are my favorite group for Intertribal songs! Thank you for making this video!
Thank you for sharing. I have been to many powwows and always marveled at the beauty of the dancers. Now I can begin to understand the patterns of the dances. Have a wonderful Summer.
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Keep tradition alive.
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the one two step was created by Hollywood to better mesh with their music traditionally there are thousands of different ways of dancing and drumming
Let's say you have Christian beliefs...can you still dance pow wow
@@delmarsimpson25 yeah. Unless you're like the one denomination that believes that dancing is a sin. It's a tradition.
Thank you for this..I’m a 76 year old white woman that has admired the traditions of our native population, and find it heartening that
they are being not only kept alive, but celebrated. My belief is that this is SO important to the youth!...knowing their identity and
having pride in their heritage. WE could have learned so much in the past, if we had taken the opportunity to embrace our differences and learn
from them.
Those Moccasins are so beautiful.
True
Right!!
I very much need moccasins like these. Who makes them?
I know right we was like dope
They are beautiful
Taanishi! I’m sad that so much of our culture has been lost and forgotten. I know so little about my own culture... but I am slowly learning pieces. Thank you for making this video, thank you for keeping tradition alive!
It is so sad to see, but its so great to see people trying to learn again
I'm a teenage Irish dancer and I learned this dance to show my young students in Belfast. They loved it - thanks so much for sharing your culture with us!
Wow!
I am not native american, however, throughly want to learn both jingle and fancy dance. Your lessons help me to at least do basic steps. And, it a good work out for my cardio, i am Elder age person . Thank you so much. Your lessons were great.
You are a great teacher of native dancing it's easy to follow what your teaching thank you ❤
My soul sister and I are going to be learning how to dance Powwow for this upcoming season. She and I both had been previously separated from our communities and culture but have found our way back to our traditional ways and hope to pass on these ways to all the future generations as we continue to learn and grow. We are honored to be Native and participate in these traditions.
I wish you the best of luck, and hope you learned how! So beautiful and graceful.
Thank you. I will know how to dance at the intertribal dance at Wildhorse in Oregon this Summer. It is a blessing you teach others. I am 63, but never too old to learn.
Hi from New Zealand,
Excellent!!! thank you for sharing America's indigenous culture with the world.😊
It's not like that here. Those cultures are being forgotten. Some of those like this one teach the wrong way.
raye goad explain yourself?!
It could be Canada
@@boogiewitthahoodie5556 It is Canada.
@@rayegoad3647 how is it supposed to be taught? Maybe you should do a video then.
Because I am part Cherokee,at 72 years of age,I am enjoying learning the dance steps.. healthy body,mind and spirit!
You go!!!
My daughters are learning this native American dance (they love it) They are ChiChimeca and aztec-hopi from two grandma's on my side of fam. Learning while Corona virus "stayhome" . Native American P.E. @home. CA. N8TV ✊🏾 PRIDE !
Ya' ta' haey' my Native sister, thank you for your video and education my daughters are gonna love this for our next pow wow. A'ho!
"Tap moves foot forward to new piece of ground, Step is you are claiming that piece!"
(told to me by a Mashpee elder in the '60's.)
I am not an indigenous person but I have been wanting to learn these pow wow steps and the simple ones. I've watched several how to videos on RUclips and just couldn't get it yours is the first one I watched that I understand and can do it. I also like your advice too people that are just starting as it takes years of practice practice practice because I believe that's true. I am glad that people are allowed to dance now and I'm sure you know what I'm talking about and I'm glad that people are dancing and I hope that palouse will come back around to my area because I love to go and watch them. Thank you so much for your teaching it was very good and I really appreciate it.
Loved watching you. Most people dont think about being respectful role model. Good for you!
I watched this for my husband and mother-in-law, they would love this so much! She had the upbringing but something happened to her father's mother and they lost contact with their tribe over the years.
Thank you for this beautiful piece! 💖
Probably through assimilation :( it happens a lot they go to a “school” and erase their tradition and their spirit. Schools like these would say “kill the Indian save the man” it’s disgusting. My grandparents didn’t identify as indigenous because it was shameful to be “Indian” as they’d call it back them and even today where I’m from and where my parents grew up being called “Indian” is a slur
Hi from Paris (France) ! Thanks so much for this lesson and for giving me a piece of the Native’s soul!I’d like to come in USA and learn everything about beautiful Native’s Nations!🙏✨💝✨
It's so sad right now I'm crying because I'm Native and I should already know everything there is to being Native and I don't and it kills me that us being us is dying out every day 😥
There's no shame in not knowing - unfortunately Europeans did a solid job on their attempt to destroy First Nations' culture and history and religions. That is not your fault, it is the fault of my people. Our generation, as a whole, has the opportunity to learn and grow and preserve what is left - and to instill in our children respect for all that is good and beautiful, especially that which is endangered by the actions of those who came before us.
Kirsten Holliday +
don't feel bad...there are hundreds of thousands who are native and don't even realize it. i am native but i have no idea which one because those that could tell me, have passed on and they didn't tell my parents or anything like that. the europeans made sure we wouldnt find out. the only thing i can say is Spirit will guide u...it has been guiding me. u just have to listen.
angela carter I was adopted as a baby off the Rez so I know how you feel. I was always told that I’m White Mountain Apache. Trying to unseal my adoption records so I can find out my truth and identity.
BellyJae i pray things go well for you and finding your truth. *hugs*
Gorgeous shoes!!
Am proud’ Proud to be Native & VERY proud of my bro/sisters!!!
👍🏼💪🏼❤️💚...
There called moccasins
I'm 12 years old I'm part Cherokee, and part Navaho and I'm going to my first powwow tomorrow, this helped alot THANK YOU
Music Lover me toooo
Its Navajo not navaho
If you want to be PC, then the name is Dine. I've seen Navajo spelled either way as well. I wonder what it sounds like when you say Navajo because I'm deaf so I don't always get all the verbal word use.
Youve never bin to a powwow before? Im native and 13 ive been going since i was a baby
Yeah....enjoy the fry bread!!
Mexico native, chichimeca tribe just passing by
Thank you - you dance beautifully and it's kind of you to share.
You make it look so easy! A dear friend of mine is part of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa in Belcourt, ND, and with her guidance, my two sons are learning about her culture as part of our homeschool curriculum. They are hands-on learners, and I want them to fully appreciate the thought and care that goes into pow wow dancing - that it’s a traditional celebration with meaning and storytelling. Thank you for showing us steps and explaining the differences between male and female dance postures.
Our spirit is still alive. Great dance
Very informative video! I went to my first powwow last year and participated in some intertribal dances and I really enjoyed it. Tried the two step on the balls of my feet for a few seconds and I REALLY felt it in my calves! I tip my hat to all the dancers. Thank you for sharing!
I've 58 and I've been trying to learn men's traditional for a while and this really helped me. Adassligi Utsati (many blessings- Cherokee) Thank You so much, The Pow Wow Poet
I’m Puerto Rican and I love Native tradition
Thank you for sharing this. I'm not American Indian in this lifetime, but am happy to learn.
It warms my heart to see people involved in cultural teachings ,never forget your culture and always pass it down ,especially your language.You are a great teacher .
This needs more views, thank you for sharing from a fellow indigenous sister.
Thank you for sharing your ancestors traditions, many blessings.
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
You are giving us a precious, priceless gift. You will be blessed for your teachings to us. Thank you so much for taking time to share your talents and gifts with us.
may the people who watch see more of these??? I love them, and learned from them. I personally don't know the tribe my grandfather came from, because he was adopted. and I have no other way of learning. Thanks!
Sierra Frantz +
I dance exactly like this in my living blasting tribal music; it’s so beautiful and feels so good! I can’t imagine how moving it would be to attend a Pow Wow, or participate in one. Amazing!
Keep our wonderful traditions alive. Love it. X
Have attended some powwows in the Wpg/Kenora area - many years ago now. The best dancers look like they are moving on clouds - so light and elegant (as you did here). And with full dress on, and the turning/spinning movements combined with the drum and voices, the dances are mesmerizingly beautiful.
Thanks for posting, a very beautiful sacred dance.
I'm really moved by music and dance like this. Like, to the point of tears. No idea why. Soulful dance and music is so beautiful❤️
Thanks for posting!
It’s because deep down we are all craving connection with earth and god and each other. And this is an expression of this. It’s beautiful
This is everyone’s roots. Natives of nature, the one true nation. One love
“Talk with our cousins.” 😂😂
Lol
thank you so much for this video! it has been years since i learned to fancy shawl dance. i am from the passamaquoddy tribe but i moved into the white man’s world about 10 years ago; sadly, i have forgotten most of my tradition, language, etc. i still attend powwows but am now shy of the fancy shawl dance. i used to love it! this has helped me a lot and given me the confidence to practice on my own. powwow season is coming up!! woliwon (thank you) ❤️
Thank you for this good lesson. I'm in Germany and I like and respect your culture. Keep it and let all the world know how wise your people are.
You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for this video!! 💗
What a beautiful dance and culture. I admire you!
Thank you for the video.
It's part of one's ancestors gifts to learn and respect such a beautiful culture.
Shout-out from a sister in Germany who misses our dances. You'll be tickled to know that a lot of Germans love our people & some belong to clubs in which they do our dances & try to live traditionally on weekend retreats/holidays. Love what you're sharing with the world👍🏽☺️!
This is beautiful. I am a 15yo Native. Though, I was adopted and don’t know much about my culture, and have never been to a powwow. I wish to learn my language, and how to dance. This is extremely helpful. ❤️ keep our culture alive
I will post my new video soon! Tell me what you want to learn
@@Nanookausi2007 ❤️🙏🏽❤️
I hope you are keeping your commitment to yourself to learn your language. My grandmother taught me that first they take your language and then they take the culture.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I loved watching how simple you make the dance steps look. They are not simple if danced correctly for ten to twenty minutes!
I am native and I know all of this and a pow wow is MAGICLL!!!!!😃😃
Thanks for this video! I'm a Bermudian-American of Pequot descent; it fascinates me how much gombey dances in Bermuda have taken so much Indigenous influence by the Algonquian tribes that were exiled there. The intertribal steps are used in the gombey choreography, and they were the first thing my extended family taught me when we reunited in Bermuda. It's such a beautiful dance! 💕
Can't wait for my daughter to be born to start her in her dancing.. SIMPLY STUNNING
Thank you for showing the steps. I'm from Germany. But find the Indian culture very interesting and hope that it will be preserved for a long time.
I love your moccasins, their beautiful
You're an amazing teacher and dancer. Thank you for keeping tradition alive.
Wow, so nice! I am not native but I am learning as much as I can about the traditions and beliefs. I would love to learn some dance, this video is amazing and beautiful!! Thank you!
Fantastic choreography, I enjoyed the format, the step by step guide. Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to teach the basic steps in power dance. Very beautiful dance. 💕
Thank you for this lesson. It is amazing and watch it ever six months. I love Pow Wows and listen to drum music often even though i"m a Welsh immigrant.
i pray more traditional lessons are taught, so many people have lost their traditional ways. may you continue to teach and feed those who are yearning to reconnect
This helped my family alot we have been dancing for years and when we seen this video 2 years ago it helped us alot to dance better both jingle and fancy shawl thank you
Love this video! You make it look way easier than it really is though😅
Yes it is hard. I usually run hills and do HIIT to get my body ready :D
Thank you so much. I'm Chippewa from duluth mn but I'm third generation and nobody taught me. So I really appreciate you. Thank you.
I have always LOVED Native Americans and their rituals. I am a 62 year old Caucasian but I am starting tomorrow to learn your teaching at home to show reverence to your people, God and the land. Side note is that I will become physically stronger doing something with meaning and power-and become stronger physically. Thank you!🙇♀️🙏🏼❤
This is such a beautiful art!
Darling that was beautiful. Its so meditative. We had a chance when we went to S Dakota. It brought chill up my body and yes, when we were done, i cried. It felt so freeing.Stay true to your roots-you are a lovely young woman.
What an awesome video. She explains the steps so thoroughly. Very good.
This is the best tutorial I've seen and 2 years later I still watch it💙
Thank you so much for this gracious video. You are a generous and patient teacher and a role model.🙏🏻 Maybe post a follow up lesson??
PLEASE?❤️
This where the shuffle must have came from!
Wow this was so much fun to watch and I’m so grateful you took the time to educate us!!!
So nice to see you take time and explain to others simple dance moves. Keep up the good work
thank you! I'm dancing next year jingle, & thank you for showing me❤😊
Thanks so much for sharing. I find that most Native Americans are super-protective about their culture and refuse to share it with others. They may be justified in doing that because of the historical abuse they've endured but at the same time, they reject those of us who don't want to abuse but just want to express admiration. Again, thank you SO much for sharing. Your kindness makes me feel accepted and not rejected.
Allways remember that every tribe, nation , and culture has to be shared in order to stay alive.
And history shows us that if we do not remember and share our past with others . Especially now !!!
If a culture is not shared , it will fade to dust....
Stonehenge , Machu Picchu , Easter Island etc.....
But to agree with you. I as well and very happy to see and be part of sharing of Native/tribal cultures.
And I hope that I have said nothing of offense but I love what you stated.
@@AmericanDad6249 agreed. I want to teach my son about native American culture and teach him to dance also.
I didn't realize there was so many mentally ill people on this Planet but thanks for sharing,Idiot!
Beautifully presented both dance steps and protocol, thank you! Also I love the moccasins too!
Very nice I've always wondered how difficult it would be to learn to dance that way but you have made it so easy to learn thank you very much!
this is awesome. A breakdown on intertribal dance and the system used for both men and woman at pow wows. nice choreography explanation
Thank you for sharing!! This was very helpful! ♥️
Thank you so much for this 💕
I always feel blessed and honored yo keep learning as a reconnecting Native. Always had a goal of one day dancing at pow wow I’ll get there!
I’m native and I forgot how to Dance until I saw this I got my dance back thank you so much 😊
Love that bead design on them moccasins.
Thank you very much for this lesson, A'ho from the Abenaki
Thank you for being willing to share this sacred style of dancing♡Aho!
thank you I am an elder and that is the most I have learned in years. I am also a Reverend. Blessings child the world thanks you for all you hard work and sharing.
I'm 55, I would live to have a stretch and flex and gentle beginner's guide as fitness and tradition for seniors. Very relaxing and beautiful teachings. Thanks
This is a brilliant video. Thank you so much for sharing this.
This is wonderful - i was taught many years ago, and this brought that warmth in my heart watching you and remembering when i danced with my friends.
Thank you for this video. I always wanted to know the basic dance steps just to understand them.
How beyond cool.
Looks like a pretty good workout, actually.
I love Powwows. It's been way too long since I've been to one.
I agree, you are a good teacher. Good video.
Thank you very much.
All native American should be very proud stand tall
Thank you so much for sharing this. It’s a beautiful culture and the dancing is so animated and colorful. I’m mesmerized!
Thank you for posting this! I learned fancy shawl a few years back and it's nice to get a refresher since I haven't been in any pow wows since then.
Beautiful. ❤️ Love her dancing and tutorial!!! 💗❤️💗❤️💗 Blessings!
nice, thank you for sharing your steps
This helped me out a lotttttt lol thanks! Much love to all native peoples
When I heard the first song you played I realized that is the same song I have on a CD I bought by Black Lodge. They are my favorite group for Intertribal songs! Thank you for making this video!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! You're an excellent teacher!
for teaching me but my daddy so heavy right now I can't do that I'm trying thank you for showing me and having it out on the computer so I can learn
Love the shoes
her moccasins are so LIT!
Ellie Simmons shoes she said😂😂
Ellie Simmons those triangles represent the thipi which the woman took care of so that makes it a woman design
they are called beaded moccasins
Ellie Simmons yeah sane
Thank you for sharing. I have been to many powwows and always marveled at the beauty of the dancers. Now I can begin to understand the patterns of the dances. Have a wonderful Summer.
Such a beautiful dance, it is at the heart of life and the people. Thank you so much for sharing.