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Grey Sage WandsArtemisia tridentata From the southwest region of the U.S., this herb has been used for smudging, cleansing and purification.  Please use caution when burning sage wands, never leave unattended. Smudge Stick Grey Sage $5.00 (8...

This Native American made burnished silver pendant features a striking cut through dragonfly design, the effect is a stunning piece of jewelry.  The braided sterling silver chain accents the shimmer given off by the finish of the pendant. ...

Sizes from womens 5 - 10 and mens sizes from 7 - 12The Indians of the Plains and Plateau areas, men, women and children alike, wore this very basic, hardsole type moccasin which was developed out of necessity as protection from the hard and sometimes...

After countless requests, we have located a source for sweetgrass oil! Our commercial vendor for sweetgrass oil has been well established since 1908, they use a distillation process while infusing natural oils to produce this sweetgrass oil...

Genus: Salvia apiana Common name: white sage, California white sage This is an evergreen perennial shrub that is native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico and can be found mainly in southern California, Baja California, on the...

A subtle, apple-like flavor of chamomile quickly gives way to the robust, full-bodied flavor of raspberry leaf ending with the clean, refreshing flavor of peppermint.To enjoy, pour 6 ounces of boiling water over 2 tsp of tea. Steep 3 to 5 minutes, serve...

The kit consists of a whole abalone shell and a large handful of prairie sage (Artemisia ludoviciana).Tip: take a few loose sage leaves and roll them between your palms into a little ball the size of a marble. Light this and place it into your shell, and...

Lakota: Icahpe Hu Nains Onglakacapi ("something used to knock something down" or "something to comb the hair with") and genus: Echinacea Augustifolia. According to literature available, this was one of the most popular and widely-used medicine plants for...

Thuja occidentalis Flat Cedar (known as hante blaska in Lakota) is the preferred type of cedar to burn as a purifying incense. Although not native to the Black Hills, this particular type of cedar has the sweetest aroma and is preferred for use during...

Sinkpe Tawote; Acorus Calamus Also known as Sweet Flag Root, this dried herb is one of the most popular Lakota Sioux Indian medicines. This medicinal herb can be chewed as a cure for toothaches and sore throats, made into cough syrup, or placed on the...

The dried and prepared braids of sweetgrass have been a trade item on the Northern Plains for millennia. We have a great article and video on How to Light a Sweetgrass Braid for Smudging. This healing herb has a prominent place in daily ritual and...

This sweet grass braid is very large and tightly braided. They will take longer to burn but are the same great quality product as the smaller braids. Always be safe while smudging, never leave unattended while burning. Dimensions-Average braid length is...

genus name: Rubus Idaeus This product is used to make flavorful, tangy tea and is often combined with other tea herbs to give the beverages a more robust flavor.Red Raspberry leaves contain tannins that give it an astringent flavor and make is a...

genus: Rosa Canina Seedless Rosehips are great for herbal teas, jam, jelly, syrup, beverages, pies, bread, wine and marmalade.This can even be used for fragrances and crafts. To use as a tea, per 8 oz. boiling water, add 1 tsp herb. Cover and steep 3 to...

genus name: Aspalathus Linearis This tea is a mild, reddish brown tea with a smooth, fruity floral, slightly sweet and nutty tea-like flavor that requires no sweetening.Naturally caffeine free, it makes an ideal evening brew. To enjoy, pour 6 ounces of...

White sage, or Salvia apicana is gathered in California and has a much more penetrating odor than the sage that we sell that is gathered here in the Black Hills. Botanically, it is much closer to actual culinary sage. Some folks love it and some find it...

This spicy herbal tea blends hibiscus and cranberries with a little bit of heat from chilies and cayenne.To enjoy, pour 6 ounces of boiling water over 1 tsp of tea. Steep 3 to 5 minutes, strain and serve immediately. Hibiscus may be intercropped with...

The copal resin scent is sweetly coniferous and has permeated rituals in this hemisphere for millennia. It was once used by the Maya and the Aztec people and was later adopted for use as incense in the Roman Catholic Church in Central and South America...

If you've ever had a stomach ache you may have tried peppermint tea as a way to soothe the tummy. This wild crafted peppermint plant has been gathered for it's medicinal purposes for thousands of years by local Native American tribes. Considered the...

A variety of native themed hat pins.

This important Native American herb is a wild-crafted plant, found at very high elevations west of the Black Hills. Ligusticum porteriSome people call this Bear Root and some people call it Snake Root. It has a very strong odor, something like a spicy...

Lavendula spp., or Common Lavender This EuroAsian herb has a long history of use in the Old World, and has naturalized into the New World as it was populated after initial contact.The scent is wholesomely healthy and has a calming and cleansing effect...

Patchouli is very popular among powwow dancers who scent themselves as well as their regalia. This mysterious, woodsy scent, originally came from India.This particular brand is undiluted and very potent; a little goes a long way. Dimensions:Oil is in 1/2...

Oral Teachings From Rosebud: "Our people are very lucky to be here," says Albert White Hat Sr. He lived through a time when Indians were sent to boarding schools and were not permitted to practice their own rituals. Although the Lakota people can...