Ojibwe Birchbark Wigwam - Official Trailer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
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Nick Hockings, a Lac Du Flambeau Ojibwe elder teaches elderly Euro-Americans how to build an authentic wigwam. Ojibwe spiritual ecology and practical knowledge are illustrated. Filmed in Iron River, MI
Before modern tech. ? This is the ultimate evolution of true technology. 100% renewable, green, healthy, in tune. Don't reply , but would you live that way? Because I would. In a heart beat.
So go do it...
You've had many heart beats since the writing off that post, but may not have many left. Dont wait any longer and follow your heart
I've lived like that in the Bush, make sure you can access water, and can make fire beyond using a lighter and matches..Big Rule, "Do not eat it if you're not positive what it is. Sounds simple. The best times of this life were spent out there, my wife was ready to come back, so we came back, it's a "we" thing, but that's a different topic.
Miss Nick so much
I miss you so much
Experimental archeology is the best!
This is a lengthy trailer, not the film. Order the film 906.227.2706
Not folk art it was our lives. Our history
Folk culture is living breathing life itself. There is an aesthetic dimension in constructing a wigwam. Read a little about what folk culture is.
@@upnorthfilmsdocs no sr that’s cultural art, folk is just every day things, is a feather just a feather,? Is a water drum just a drum? Are messages from the manidoog just coincidences, we all know that it goes deeper that in which how many can’t understand. So please save the it, I’m from the Algonquin, midewin and huichol people, I don’t need a history listen I know where I’m from and which generations came before me. Stay blessed. You can do some reading if you have no elders or children to teach you. Folk culture that’s another name to make our daily household items just things to pretty cuz they came from an Indigenous culture. There was a teachings with everyday amongst the manidoog that came with it. You have a blessed day
Now I understand. Some will think the words, "Folk Art", trivialize the cultural traditions shown in the film. The purpose of the film is to honor those traditions. Migwetch for telling me. I will change it when my editor returns in the fall. PTW, I am of Finnish Saami ancestry. Blessings to you.
How is it that our culture is the only one that our gallery worthy and fine arts are only folk arts like we are Imaginary stories to a child, that’s so wrong, it’s like a man with two left feet and only one right shoe. Our art is legendary, it is the stories of our ancestors. We are not folklore
Driving to go fishing, we see where the tribe harvests birch bark. Now I know.
This is a nice blurb but imo it needs more details 🙂
It is not the one hour film, only a trailer.
He says Ojibwa, we're actually called Anishnabe.
Amazing!
Tuohivirsuja saattaa nähdä Suomessa vielä nykysinkin jonkun jaloissa.😉
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3:36 this statement is not valid
It deeply upset me in the past nothing was hard we were live in Paradise
Technology is of no assistant it’s hard work slavery and more
What about Mother Earth
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