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    what do people out there think about traditional dancers carrying flat tail feather fans? what are your preferences and why ?

  • #2
    I think they are great for contemp tradish, but most northern (old-school) tradish carry a wing fan. Black & Whites look awesome IMO, but there's still something to be said about the old, dark birds with lightning marks on 'em!
    Don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things.

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    • #3
      I use wing feathers in my fan.

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      • #4
        i have one of each.

        keith

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        • #5
          Both tail and wing feathers look very handsome. It is an honor to carry them and a blessing to dance with.:Chatter
          Treat others the way you want to be treated :supperhap

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          • #6
            Flat fans have always been used down south in OK, mainly by straight dancers. It's only been recently that I've seen NTD use them in their regalia. Mostly it's been contemp NTD who wear them, and even that started in OK too.
            ***Edited for explicit content***

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            • #7
              Hi
              I use the wing feathers for my fan. No tail feathers here.
              Migwetch, WPD
              Asema Is Sacred
              Traditional Use, Not Misuse
              Wakan Tanka please have compassion on me.
              OK Niji we are running a train with red over yellow at this powwow.

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              • #8
                I started out with a flat fan when I was younger because, well, I couldn't afford anything else. Now, I dance with a wing fan - not just wing feathers, but a whole wing - that some friends of my brother in Hawaii made for me. I prefer dancing with it, instead of the flat fan, for obvious reasons now.

                Scott
                Scott

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                Quick to judge,
                Quick to anger,
                Slow to understand
                Ignorance and prejudice
                And fear walk hand in hand.
                --Neal Peart(from the song Witch Hunt)

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