Brush Dance

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Brush Dance is a traditional Yurok healing and world-renewal ceremony involving song, dance, and ritual to restore balance and well-being within the community.

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Brush Dance canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Yurok ceremony
ceremony
healing ceremony
world-renewal ceremony
aimsTo protect against harmful influences
renew relationships between humans and spiritual beings
restore spiritual balance
associatedWith Klamath Basin
surface form: Klamath River region

Northern California
surface form: Northwestern California

Yurok traditional religion
world renewal traditions of Northwestern California tribes
culture Yurok
surface form: Yurok culture
ethnicGroupContext Yurok
hasAspect ceremonial songs
community participation
nighttime ceremonies
ritual dances
spiritual protocols
hasIntangibleHeritageType ritual and festive event
hasPurpose community well-being
healing
restoring balance
restoring well-being
social cohesion
spiritual healing
world renewal
involves brush or plant materials
chanting
dancers
drumming
medicine person
ritual paraphernalia
singers
isPartOf Yurok ceremonial cycle
Yurok world-renewal practices
performedFor healing of community
healing of individuals
sick child
practicedBy Yurok people NERFINISHED
region California, United States
surface form: California
religiousTradition Yurok traditional beliefs
status ongoing practice in some Yurok communities
transmission intergenerational teaching
oral tradition
usesMedium dance
ritual
song

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Yurok notableCeremony Brush Dance
World Renewal ceremonies relatedTo Brush Dance