WELCOME
House of Jingle Dress combines deep cultural roots with a pioneering vision for contemporary Indigenous fashion. As a leading voice in modernizing and preserving the sacred Anishinaabe healing tradition, the brand captures the intersection of artistry, medicine, and advocacy. From features on platforms like PBS to community-focused healing workshops, House of Jingle Dress honors the past while inspiring future generations of dancers and makers.
Media Assets & Inquiries​
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Interview Requests: To schedule an interview or feature with founder Aerius Benton-Banai, please email houseofjingledress@gmail.com
PBS Segment
Ojibwe dancer and designer Aerius Benton-Banai sees the jingle dress as medicine, not just clothing. She found healing through dancing during a difficult time and now creates contemporary dresses inspired by Ojibwe teachings and the natural world, honoring tradition while strengthening community and carrying the practice forward.
Press
Jingle Dress Dance Championships
Jingle dress dancer goes digital to carry on family legacy of Ojibwe activism
Making a Noise: Indigenous Sound Art Features Works by Contemporary Indigenous Artists
Jingle Dress Dancer Blends Culture and Activism
