Indian Days and Parades

Neckties

Beaded neckties became popular in the early 1920s. Cowboys and people dressed in traditional outfits wore them for parades and when they dressed up. Many people continue to wear them today, particularly Pow-wow dancers.

Kainai Pre-1930 CMC V-B-378	Dakota/Lakota CMC V-E-61
	Nehiyaw 1964-1974 Thunderchild, Saskatchewan CMC V-A-418

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