Eagle Dance
by Debby Pueschel
Title
Eagle Dance
Artist
Debby Pueschel
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Photograph - Photograph
Description
This Native American displayed her beautiful buckskin regalia decorated with beautiful beaded work. During the 98th Intertribal Ceremonial in Gallup, New Mexico, many different Native Americans tribes from across the United States. The purpose of Intertribal Ceremonial, is to promote understaning between the visitiors to ceremonial, in addition to the reunion of the tribes. Yet, most of all, it is a time of celebration of skills such as dances, jewelry, beaded work, and best of all, the rodeol!
During the Intertribal Ceremonial, each tribe, speaks to the audience, explaining the meaning of each dance. Many of the performances were performed by the children, learning the dances of their ancestors, and, at the same time, the children were reconnecting with their customs and language of their rich Native American Heritage.
This woman was a part of a dance troupe performing the Eagle Dance. The men and women each have their roles in the dance. Beautiful and graceful, this was a day to enjoy and learn of other cultures.
Featured in these amazing groups:
*SPIRIT OF THE WEST 1-20-22
*New Mexico Land of Enchangmentmm8-37-19
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August 22nd, 2019
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Joseph Schofield
Great capture of a beautiful subject Debby. That festival is on my bucket list. l/f
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