The Jingle Dress dance is commonly seen in powwows today, performed by women &&& girls in First Nations &&& Native American communities.

The dance gets its name from the rows of metal cones called 'ziibaaska’iganan' attached to their dresses which make a distinctive sound as they dance. The Jingle Dress dance has a rich history...&&& there are few sights as mesmerizing as watching &&& hearing the women dance in their Jingle Dresses.

The Jingle Dress Dance began with the northern tribe Ojibewea in the early 1900s &&& became prevalent...