A tricked out Native car.
My sage and smudging shell. Used for purification of a person, place or thing.
Brad's walking stick with medicine bag.
My sage and smudging shell. Used for purification of a person, place or thing.
Brad's walking stick with medicine bag.
5 comments:
Very Cool! I would love to hear more about the sage and smudging shell ritual some time.......
Hi Sharon, If you click the link to "sage and smudging" there is a quick page that explains all about the ritual better than I ever could.
Sorry, I don't know how I missed that!
Nice.
I used to live in New Mexico, in a small town of 200 on an Indian Reservation. Even under BIA jurisdiction. We were allowed to attend certain ceremonies there - corn dance, etc. Always so beautiful and rich. Transcends time.
Wow... how interesting Denise! They do have their spiritual beliefs and sometimes it's too personal to share with non-natives.
The Pow Wow has etiquettes that we follow. Like certain times that no pictures are allowed and to never take a picture of an eagle feather or pick it up if one falls to the ground, there is a ceremony for that. Never take an up close portrait photo without permission. and we call their clothing regalia, not costumes. There's a bunch more!
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