Five forms of Comanche dance, #4: Ladies Buckskin Dance. Ladies Buckskin dancing is slow and poised yet bold and proud, with the dancers' feet barely touching the ground. Circling the drum, the dancers step to the beat of the drum, permitting the long leather fringe on their sleeves to sway in time. The dancers sway and slightly bend at the knees. These movements are very subtle and cause the dancer's fringe to move in a breezy motion. | Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center

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2.1K views · 214 reactions | Comanche Archery 101, Part 3: Quiver. The Comanche quiver allowed arrows to be easily accessed and safe guarded for the hunter. It was made from material such as horse hide, mountain lion, otter, bobcat and buckskin. | Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center | Facebook

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