Unintentional ASMR Indigenous Crafting Yup'ik People Of Alaska Russian Far East Crinkling

Clips from a series titled "Yup'ik Dance And Culture" which features an indigenous Yup'ik woman talking about and creating a protective garment. During the video, she speaks what sounds like a mixture of her indigenous language with some English, and there is a lot of crinkling and rustling from the materials she is working with.
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[@Heritage4ever]

Can we acknowledge the lady in the background weaving a basket, standing in it, and then climbing back out? She's probably twice my age, but I wouldn't be able to do all that without losing my balance.

[@leonardmartinez0461]

More indigenous videos like this please.

[@user-gi3fb9ye9i]

Wow!!
Grandma Neva Rivers!
R.I.P ❤❤❤

[@Arbibi]

This is my current go to, thank you so much for this!
The work is so relaxing & I love her commentary also

[@Retox44RelaxingVoicesASM-yu4zq]

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@handybunny]

She reminds me of my granny. ❤

[@catherinerickard699]

This video has more effect on me than zopiclone

[@laylamajzub4930]

❤

[@RinpochesRose]

Very lovely

[@Laun4_]

Very good

[@kylebarnette8277]

What are they making… I’m never going to make it to the end lol

[@danielrowsey7667]

They are making a raincoat out of dried and cured seal intestine.

[@kylebarnette8277]

@@danielrowsey7667 thank you, this one is an especially soothing one

[@danielrowsey7667]

@@kylebarnette8277 my best friend is Yup’ik, listening to him and his family talk in this language is very relaxing.

[@jamesmarchant8838]

They are making soothing ASMR 👍