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The Nisga'a Nation Hobiyee festival celebrated in Vancouver, Canada on 6 February 2015. The celebration commemorates the Nisga'a Nation's lunar new year. The Nisga'a gathering is powerful with the beating of drums, dance and beautifully intricate regalia. Headband with many feathers, dotted with yellow.

Traditional native dreamcatcher in window light

Magical equipment. Tent in desert oasis

The dance stick is usually a wooden rod decorated with fabric, feathers, and beads. It is held in the hand while dancing.

Dreamcatcher under an approaching thunderstorm Shallow DOF.

Suffolk, Virginia, USA - August 17, 2024: A Native American dream catcher at the 36th Annual Nansemond Indian Powwow.

Image with the colorful plumage used in carnaval costumes

A traditional part of a man's regalia worn during a dance exhibition or Wachipi (Pow Wow) and originates from the Plains region of the United States.

Indian beadwork on a head dress

Close-up of Pow-Wow Regalia

This Powwow was celebrated in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada on 10 March 2018. The Squamish Nation's annual powwow is a gathering of First Nations communities to honour their culture, share, respect, dance and drum. Their heritage is respected by all ages. The grass dancer, is watching, waiting to dance.

Traditional native dreamcatcher isolated on white

Turkish souvenir market

Dream catcher with feathers threads and beads rope hanging, white window blinds on background. Dreamcatcher handmade

A close-up image of the indigenous art used in carnaval costumes

A traditional part of a man's regalia worn during a dance exhibition or Wachipi (Pow Wow) and originates from the Plains region of the United States.

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Dreamcatcher, american native spiritual bohemian mascot

Ancient native american indian loincloth, with feathers tied to fabric.

Dreamcatcher Lucky charm Bird feather amulet

Semiahmoo First Nations and Ear Marriott Secondary School in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada celebrated this powwow from 9-11 March 2018. Powwows are opportunities for First Nations to gather together, honouring and sharing their traditions. The general public is welcome. A jingle dancer pauses to look at her cell phone!

A traditional part of a man's regalia worn during a dance exhibition or Wachipi (Pow Wow) and originates from the Plains region of the United States.

Image with a colorful plumage

Indigenous headdress made of multi coloured bird feathers by members of Brazilian tribe in the Amazon.

Fashionable ear rings in a shop

Pow wow fan made with feathers and quills wrapped with colorful thread. Photographed in Evans, Georgia.

Cropped shot of a dream catcher being held up against the backdrop of a natural evening landscape

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