Cultural Performers in Traditional Attire

Vibrant images of performers in elaborate traditional costumes featuring feathers and bright colors, celebrating cultural events in Papua New Guinea and North America.

Tobas Dancers Wearing Elaborate Masks, Feather Headdresses And Costumes In The Procession Of The Carnaval De Oruro, Oruro, Bolivia

Performer from Jiwaka tribe Western Highlands at Mt Hagen show. Head dress has Blue Bird of Paradise (Paradisaea rudolphi) and Black Sicklebill (Epimachus fastosus) feathers. Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea. August 2011.

Members of Canada's First Nations communities celebrate and dance during the annual Aboriginal Solidarity Day.

Colourfully decorated and painted man celebrating the traditional Sing Sing in the highlands, Enga, Highlands, Papua New Guinea, Oceania

Memeber of the Egawag cultural group from Tambul District in Western Highlands, getting ready for the Mt Hagen Show, a Sing-sing, Papua New Guinea, Oceania

Aztec dancer

Tribal performer from the Anglimp District in Waghi Province Western Highlands Papua New Guinea performing at a Sing-sing, Hagen Show Western Highlands Papua New Guinea.With bird of paradise plumes in head dress include King of Saxony, Raggiana, and Blue Bird of Paradise. August 2011

New Mexico, Bandelier National Monument. Zuni Pueblo Dancers

Tobas Dancers Wearing Elaborate Masks, Feather Headdresses And Costumes In The Procession Of The Carnaval De Oruro, Oruro, Bolivia

Indian dances

Sing-sing performer from Mt Hagen, at Mount Hagen Show, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, Oceania

Aboriginal dancer at the Grand Entrance ceremony entering into the Beaver Dome. Tsuut 'ina Nations Powwow Alberta Canada

USA, Montana, Blackfeet Indian Reservation,, Pow Wow PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxFRA

Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito. Man doing traditional dance while Quito celebrates the anniversary of its Spanish foundation, Plaza de Santo Domingo (Large format sizes available)

Sing-sing performers from Tambul at Mount Hagen Show, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, Oceania

Konyak warrior with full gear at the annual Hornbill Festival in Kohima, India, Asia

USA, New Mexico, Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. Traditional, ceremonial buffalo dances.

The Zuni Indians of New Mexico

ritual dance, mask dancer, rumtek, Sikkim, india Copyright: xAxModi/DinodiaxPhotox

Member of Jiawao Sing-sing group wearing headdress with bird of paradise plumes including Sicklebill, Raggiana Bird of Paradise, from Paiya in Western Highlands getting ready for Paiya Show Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, Oceania

Zuni Pueblo Dancers

Fiesta De Santa Fe, New Mexico. A Celebration Started In 1712 To Celebrate The Peaceful Retaking Of The City From The Pueblo People In 1692. Solemn Procession From The Palace Of The Governors To St. Francis Cathedral Basilica Of St, Francis Of Assisi.

An AZTEC DANCER blows a CONCH in a traditional feathered warrior COSTUME during the CERVANTINO FESTIVAL - GUANAJUATO, MEXICO

Mexico, Edo de Mexico, Temascalcingo, Aztec dance performed in New Years eve in San Miguel Arcangel temple

Suri Sicuri Dancers Wearing Elaborate Feather Headdress In The Procession Of The Carnaval De Oruro, Oruro, Bolivia

Kandy, Kandyan Dance Mask

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. 24th September, 2016. 13th Annual Traditional Aboriginal POW WOW. Native dancers at aboriginal POW WOW Credit: Performance Image/Alamy Live News

AMERICAN INDIAN POW WOW

Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, New Mexico, USA. Summer Feast Day Celebration. Tewa tribe.

USA, Idaho, Fairfield, Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Dancing at the Camas Prairie Gathering

London, Canada - September 17, 2011: A First Nations Canadian wearing traditional clothing participates in a Pow Wow dance durin

USA, Florida, Big Cypress Seminole Reservation: Ah, Tah, Thi, Ki Seminole Tribal Museum, Diorama depicting Seminole Tribal Customs

Pueblo Indians in America in their native costumes at Buffalo Dance in New Mexico near Albuquerque

Tortugas Pueblo, New Mexico, USA. Traditional Chichimecca dancers dance in celebration of the Virgin Guadalupe. The tribe can be Mexican and/or a mix of Native American.

Meskwaki Nation 100th Annual Pow Wow.. Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

Hundreds of thousands of Mexican pilgrims filled the streets for the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Suri Sicuri Dancers Wearing Elaborate Feather Headdress In The Procession Of The Carnaval De Oruro, Oruro, Bolivia

Native American woman in full regalia at a Pow Wow in Pennsylvania.

Ecuador, Corpus Christi, Winter solstice festival.

Canada, Ontario, Saint Catharines, Male Aboriginal dressed in traditional North American Indian costume dancing at a Pow Wow

Oaxaca, Mexico - 02 November 2023: View of a figure adorned with vibrant Day of the Dead attire, a striking contrast against the dim, bokeh-lit background.

Dance of the Little Bull, "Torito dance" 17th century syncretic dance with traditional costumes, Santo Tomás Chichicastenango, Republic of Guatemala, Central America.

Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional welcome sing-sing performance, villagers dressed in native attire. Detail from the back of ornate tropical bird feathers in their elaborate headdress.

The Matachines Dances Preformed By Both Pueblo Indians And Hispanos Of New Mexico.

Portrait of a Highlands warrior at Sing Sing Festival, Mt. Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Ladakhi women in traditional clothing, yak_skin coat and turquoise head dress, Ladakh, India, Asia

Carnaval De Oruro, Oruro, Bolivia

The Zuni Indians of New Mexico

Native American man celebrates Powwow in Ontario, Canada

MEXICO, NEAR CANCUN, XCARET ECO THEME PARK, MAYAN DANCERS PERFORMING THE NAHUAS DANCE

Los Matachines de San Lorenzo

Two Aztec women and one man dressed in magnificent traditional Aztec regalia and headdresses pose during a ceremonial dance presentation.

Ecuador, Pinchincha Province, Quito. Procession during Holy Week (Semana Santa) on the Tuesday before Easter called Entrada de los Jocheros

huli tribesman, higly decorated face & head, papua new guinea

USA, Montana, Arlee Native American dancers at annual Arlee Powwow (Editorial Usage Only)

Peruvian dance Authentic peruvian dance Copyright: xZoonar.com/GalynaxAndrushkox 11100656

Peru, Cusco, Male Figure In Traditional Costume And Feathered Headress At Inti Raymi. Head And Shoulders Shot. Cuzco

costumes ladakh festival, ladakh, jammu and kashmir, india Copyright: xHxPoladia/DinodiaxPhotox

Melanesia, Papua New Guinea. Small island of Ali off the coast of mainland PNG. Local villagers performing welcome dance and sing-sing in elaborate wood and feather headdresses.

Rangda, a mythological creature in a Barong dance performance in Batubulan, Bali, Indonesia

Man in feathered headdress standing at lectern among crowd of people , Conductors, Headdresses, Crowds. Edmund L. Mitchell Collection

Traditional dancers, Cuzco, Peru. (Editorial Usage Only)

Indigenous Female Dancer Holding Feathers; Calgary Alberta Canada

Lion Dance, Chinese New Year, Montevideo, Uruguay Lion head big muppet dancing the traditional lion dance at chinese new year celebration celebrated in the city of montevideo, uruguay Copyright: xZoonar.com/DanielxFerreira-LeitesxCiccarinox 13481335

New Mexico, Bandelier National Monument. Zuni Pueblo Dancers

Indonesia, Bali. Indonesia, Bali, Ubud. Two-person Daragon creature meets Masked dancer in performance at the traditional Barong dance at Ubud Palace.

Mexico City, Mexico - 04 November 2023: View of a vibrant Day of the Dead parade, costumes ablaze with color, skulls grinning amidst the festive chaos.

The Matachines Dances Preformed By Both Pueblo Indians And Hispanos Of New Mexico.

Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. Pow wow at the Institute of American Indian Arts.

Aztec Indian Dancers performing an Indian dance ceremony at the Evergreen State Fair Monroe Washington State USA

Decoration for the New Year

Indigenous Salasaca Indians in colourful garments, celebrating the Inti Raymi festival - or Festival of the Sun, Salasaca, Andes, Ecuador, June 2004.

Japan, Kyoto, Jidai Matsuri, festival, people;

Carnival dressing Colorful decor on carnaval dressing in Peru, South America Copyright: xZoonar.com/GalynaxAndrushkox 20861315

Man wearing a traditional costume at a parade in Aguas Calientes, Peru, South America

Man waiting to dance in a pow wow

Peruvian dance Authentic peruvian dance in Titicaca region Copyright: xZoonar.com/GalynaxAndrushkox 16518317

Man in native costume in Oaxaca, Mexico (MR)

Mexico, Edo de Mexico, Temascalcingo, Aztec dance performed in New Years eve in San Miguel Arcangel temple

First Nations male dancer in traditional costume, Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Alberta, Canada

New York - United States, 41st West Indian American Day- Labor day Carnival, Parade and Carnival in Brooklyn

Yellow Hat Lama blowing trumpet at Ladakh Festival, Leh, Ladakh, India

Dance of the Little Bull, "Torito dance" 17th century syncretic dance with traditional costumes, Santo Tomás Chichicastenango, Republic of Guatemala, Central America.

Iran, Central Iran, Yazd, camel with holiday decoration

Myanmar, Burma, Kengtung. A group of Akha women wearing traditional costumes and playing cymbals during an Akha festival.

Woman dancer at North American Indian Days celebration,Pow wow, Browning, Montana,USA Browning PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxFRA

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 22nd Aug, 2023. A young dancer competes in the jig contest at the 2 Spirit PowWow. As Pride weekend kicks off in Edmonton, the Indigenous Community recognizes the event with the 2 Spirit Powwow. The term Two-Spirit is a direct translation of the Ojibwe term, Niizh manidoowag. "Two-Spirited"" or "Two-Spirit"" is usually used to indicate a person whose body simultaneously houses a masculine spirit and a feminine spirit. A part of the celebration is the inclusiveness of all and welcoming everyone to celebrate by competing in a jig dance. All attendees are invited

First Nations Elder holding the Eagle Staff at the Grand Entrance ceremony entering into the Beaver Dome. Tsuu T'ina Nations Powwow Alberta Canada

Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, New Mexico, USA. Summer Feast Day Celebration. Tewa tribe. Procession and dances.

Pow Wow. It is one of the largest gatherings of the indigenous people of Canada. Pow Wow is a celebration of music, dance and tradition.

Karl May Festival Radebeul

Indigenous musicians, Quechua walking to the re-election ceremony for Evo Morales Ayma, President of Bolivia, in the ancient temples of Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia, South America

A masked dancer at the Tamshingphala Choepa festival in Bumthang.

Gallup Tribal Gathering

Indigenous Canadians participate in Canada Day celebrations held in a park in London, Ontario.

Native American Powwow, Taos, New Mexico, United States of America, North America

Mexico, Mexico City, Our Lady Of Guadaloupe Festival Male Indian Dancer Outside The Basilica

Aztec man dressed in regalia and large traditional feather headdress holds up a gourd rattle during a fire dance where he places his foot over the flame.

Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Route 66. Trading post selling Native American souveniers

AMERICAN INDIAN'S HAND HOLDING A TRIBAL DRUM

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