Understanding Traditional Women’s Powwow Dance and Regalia
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Kilpatrick Townsend celebrates Native American Heritage Month. Seattle Associate Bree Black Horse is an enrolled member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma and educates us on traditional women's powwow dance and regalia.
Learn more about Bree Black Horse: www.kilpatricktownsend.com/Pe...
I am totally blind and as a highschooler I was led around the arena by a sided friend I danced women’s Southern cloth style and I was up to doing a coming out but she deserted me and it still hurts from 1985 but I love your detail description of your regalia as a blind person the pow wow is such a rich feast of things to feel and explore and understand I’ll never get to pit and order or an elk or a beaver or a bear but since I can see either pelt infielder pills I know what these animals would feel like so since I can’t be there in person I will send you a virtual loud long happy honor trill and thanks again for this wonderful video
i wish i could learn powwow dance and have regalia it's all i ever wanted as a child but my grandparents never really talked about any of that stuff
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Hey :) fortunately internet has its good sides, I have someone in mind (I'm gonna look her up for you) from which you could learn Powwow dancing at home, eventually when you'll be older (I suppose your age is stopping you from learning so it's difficult for you to attend Powwows or travel, I live in Europe so I'm waiting as well to be older and be able to travel to learn about my culture from the roots haha) you'll be able to attend Powwows 🧡 you don't need a regalia to learn, maybe through your process you could make your own, I'm sure there's tutorials out there, there's for sure inspirations on Pinterest, make one that makes sense to you, that reflects you. Luckily Powwow is very popular and spread through America, it's not like you want to learn the Mapuche's way, in which case it would be difficult as there's nothing on the internet but in this case there's so many people that are willing to share and educate and learn just like this lovely woman, don't hesitate to message people on instagram or TikTok idk, make contacts and be bold. (btw sorry if some things don't make sense or if I misspelled some words English is not my mother tongue) I'm wishing you luck, and a beautiful life ! I hope you can learn and attend Powwow and make your own regalia. Btw the way I love your name, it's very sweet 💜
So there's two women that I really love, one is called (on UA-cam) "Miss Chief Rocka" and the other "How To Powwow Dance". Keep in mind that it is a traditional dance and if you really want to dance Powwow you have to reconnect with your people first, your elders, your clan etc. Take care !
Yes how I am like ask questions and I learn by watching alot too
You're still alive...Do it now. I don't know if you are native American...I think you are. I am not and I know it's not ok for me to learn it. But I think it is so cool and the clothing is just wonderful.
I went to a POWWOW in the Twin Cities in Minneapolis Minnesota where I was Honored to participate in the "Walk of the Veterans" as I am an Air Force and Proud Vietnam Era Veteran....Thank You 🇺🇸...."A'HO".
Bring awareness to Missing
Indigenous
Thank you for sharing 💜💓💜💓💜🧲🧲🧲🧲🧲🧲😊😊😊
ive seen the one or two eagle feathers but ive also seen a plume be worn straight up along with the one that lays horizontal. does the plume that is straight up have a meaning? im going to learning traditional and will need to wear a feather or plume
I will see you soon 💐💐💐💐
❤I WISH WE COULD SEE THE FRONT❤
Elsker at se kvinders runddans
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Weird. Scandinavian only a shaman would wear a head piece like that, excluding the feather and it would be leafs or something of the earth that was grown from it. Not born into it, but each cultures are different, natives just participated in a Scandinavian ceremony at a concert/ritual and did there ritual first, because it was in NC so the respectful thing to do. But all smudged each other in there ways, and held hands and said a Nordic ritual, I wish all people were this way.
How much Native blood is enough to wear regalia? I was raised being told I have Native ancestry and when I took up genealogy I found I had Choctaw, Cherokee, Lumbee, Cherew and Powhatan but when I took a DNA test it said I had less that 2%.
You're not native. Your white. Wish you people would just stop trying to be us.
It's more about being engaged in community than "how Native" you are
@@jlr4781 big facts!
I'm Anishinaabe. I also had my ancestry DNA done and I turned up 1% African & 1% Norwegian. I surely wouldn't go to an African or Norwegian festival wearing their regalia and expect to be taken seriously.
@@seventhfirestephanie8740 I decided to just create a ribbonskirt, they are ok for any women who want to show pride in their native side. And since the test Ive found out genes are funny, Ive found many named natives in my family tree and one is even my grandmothers grandmother. Plus my husband took one test, we know his great grand father was Comanche but on his test he also showed only a low percentage.
Tribe of GAD and Tribe of Issachar ✌🏽💚
Numbers 15:38-40
King James Version
38 Speak unto the children of Israel, and bid them that they make them fringes in the borders of their garments throughout their generations, and that they put upon the fringe of the borders a ribband of blue:
39 And it shall be unto you for a fringe, that ye may look upon it, and remember all the commandments of the Lord, and do them ; and that ye seek not after your own heart and your own eyes, after which ye use to go a whoring:
40 That ye may remember, and do all my commandments, and be holy unto your God
Numbers 15:38-39 and Moses spoke unto Aaron and his son's and said that throughout the whole generation to come that they shall make fringes on the bottom of their grements with a ribbon of blue on each fringes and they shall look upon them and remember my commandments which I have given thee... the so called native American Indians are the tribe of Gad according to the holy bible kjv... 2 Esdras 13:40-45 the ten lost tribes of Israel the northern kingdom of Israel the so called native American Indians they came here before mankind turtle Island Asareth America... I have nothing but love for the native American Indians...
DO NOT FORGET; the Turks and the Native Americans are from the same tribe (both come from Middle Asia: Turan) and they are closely related! Warmest greetings from Turkey.
No we are not the same at all don’t spread misinformation if we were all the same wouldn’t we all have the same customs and language and clothes and traditions I don’t think so
@@Yellowmellow3 You are entitled to your free speech, white christian man. And me too.
And we (Turks and Indians) have close relationship in terms of traditional dress, original language, original customs and original religion!!!
Come and visit Turkey and its museums, then you will see.
@@Yellowmellow3 haha, están tan mezclados en USA... No hay verdaderos nativos, no son de pelo negro ni de tez cobriza. En Sudamérica si que hay.
My grandpa was English and fair my grandma was Iroquois. Then had 8 children 4 blonde and 4 dark hair dark skin
My son has dark skin and light hair
Poor eagles!
So ignorant. Don't judge what you don't understand. 🤦♀️
@@seventhfirestephanie8740 I understand animal cruelty more than you!
the eagles actually come from fish and wildlife they are the ones killed by poachers, vehicles, poisons etc. that are then picked up by fish and wildlife and shipped to an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe who then prays for and cleans up the carcass for use. i agree poor eagles that are hit and left for dead are poisoned whose homes are disappearing at an alarming rate your right how awful for them. Super proud we as Indigenous native americans honor them in every way.
@@princessjones3361 We'll said. 👍
If you're American please make an effort to learn about the laws governing eagle feathers in the US. You cant be proud and make no effort at the same time, those two are mutually exclusive.
I'm in Canada and it took me maybe 2 minutes forethought so I don't come across as an uninformed idiot...
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