Jingle dresses was a tradition started by the Ojibwe Indians and caught on across many tribes.
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such a magnificent costume!
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying these!
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful.
ReplyDeleteJingle all the way!
ReplyDeleteI like seeing the competition of jingle dancers...slow and elegant compared to the men's movements in their regalia. They are rich also with color and feathers, much like male birds.
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