Bitter Root book used in atea or poultice

used in atea or poultice

Quilled slat earrings with authentic porcupine quills dyed in various colors and adorned with various charms made by Lakota artist Avery Red Cloud

Organized by: The Heritage Center at Red Cloud Indian School

Handmade by Sherman Bear Ribs

These earrings by Alice Two Bulls feature porcupine quill and buffalo horn for an eye-catching and luxurious look

Bitter Root book used in atea or poulticeSweet FlagSikptawoteSweet Flag (Lakota name translates to muskrat food) orAcorus calamus, is used to treat arm or leg cramps,indigestion, sore throats, and toothaches. Parts of the plantcan be eaten raw or cooked and candied. To use: Cut a small portion of root and chew to produce anumbing effect on the throat and teeth. The root can alsobe grated into boiling water and made into a tea forindigestion. A poultice can also be made and rubbed oncramps in