Women dance wearing jingle dresses April 18, 2015, at the NAISO 32nd Annual Pow Wow of Life at Jenison Field House. Women's jingle dance is named for the cone jingles that cover the dancer's dress from head to foot. With each step taken by the dancers, they pay for a sick friend, relative, or tribal member. To be a jingle dress dancer, you must first dream about being one. Allyson Telgenhof/The State News.
