"My Ribbon Skirts" takes you on an enlightening journey through one of the most significant symbols in Indigenous culture. More than just a beautiful garment, the ribbon skirt represents spiritual connection, cultural identity, and the sacred roles Indigenous women play within their communities.
Explore the deep meaning behind the colorful ribbons woven into each skirt—symbols of protection, dignity, strength, and respect. This vibrant book reveals how the ribbon skirt connects the wisdom of the past with the teachings of the Tipi, guiding women in their roles as protectors and leaders.
With heartfelt stories and insight into ceremonial practices, My Ribbon Skirts invites readers to appreciate the profound legacy carried by each fold of fabric. Learn how wearing a ribbon skirt is a powerful way of honoring tradition, embracing cultural heritage, and carrying forward the lessons of resilience and honor.
This book is a must-read for those who wish to understand the true significance of the ribbon skirt and its lasting impact on Indigenous communities, especially the women who wear it as a symbol of their strength and identity.
*Be sure to check out Shelly’s other two books: My Kokum Scarves and My Name Is Kona
"My Ribbon Skirts" takes you on an enlightening journey through one of the most significant symbols in Indigenous culture. More than just a beautiful garment, the ribbon skirt represents spiritual connection, cultural identity, and the sacred roles Indigenous women play within their communities.
Explore the deep meaning behind the colorful ribbons woven into each skirt—symbols of protection, dignity, strength, and respect. This vibrant book reveals how the ribbon skirt connects the wisdom of the past with the teachings of the Tipi, guiding women in their roles as protectors and leaders.
With heartfelt stories and insight into ceremonial practices, My Ribbon Skirts invites readers to appreciate the profound legacy carried by each fold of fabric. Learn how wearing a ribbon skirt is a powerful way of honoring tradition, embracing cultural heritage, and carrying forward the lessons of resilience and honor.
This book is a must-read for those who wish to understand the true significance of the ribbon skirt and its lasting impact on Indigenous communities, especially the women who wear it as a symbol of their strength and identity.
*Be sure to check out Shelly’s other two books: My Kokum Scarves and My Name Is Kona