Pow wow trail. Episode 8, women

Type
Audio/Visual
Authors
Jeremy Torrie ( Torrie, Jeremy )
 
Category
Audio Visual and Multimedia Materials  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
2004 
Publisher
Arbor Records Ltd., Canada 
Duration
48 min 
Description
Old customs gave women a special role within the Pow-wow: the women would dance in one spot, stationary at the outer edge of the circle, holding an eagle fan, an expression of their beauty and grace.

The Jingle dress dance; an Ojibwe dance form, it is also a healing ceremony. The dance has since grown into one of the most popular intertribal dance styles at Pow-wows.

Traditional dances: good dancers glide in all directions, on different feet, something with both feet together. As they bounce, the long dresses and fringes sway rhythmically.  
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