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Bear - A symbol of strength, power, one of the kings on the North American continent.
Bear - The Bear Clan were the spiritual advisors of the People.
Buffalo - Sacred to the Plains people, it provides food, clothing, shelter and tools essential to survival. The story of White Buffalo Woman is widely known.
Butterfly - It is said, the butterfly listens to all the dreams, carried by the winds.
Canoe Spirits - How many waters have these spirits traveled?
Canoe Trip - Pictograph of Ancient travelers found all around the Great Lakes and also in many other countries.
Coming and Going - These ponies are running so fast, I couldn't tell which was coming or which was going.
Crane - The beloved water bird that mates for life. The Crane represents family, nurturing, and commitment.
Daisy - The prairie flower that is prevalent in the prairies of the northern Plaines.
Dragonfly - Known as the messenger between the spirit world and us.
Eagle - This mighty bird soars the highest, carrying our prayers on its wings, giving it it's place of honor in the Native ceremonies.
Hidden Crane - How often have you seen these beautiful water birds along a lakeshore or a river. Immediately one gains a sense of oneness with the surroundings.
Home - The eagle soars above its home. A sentinel of balance between the earth and the skies.
Horse Dance - The free spirit of the wild horse, uninhibited, and powerful.
Hummer - The hummingbird, swift, graceful, harmless, one of natures teachers of humility.
Kayak - This image captures the soulful intimacy of the water, the horizon and your spirit.
Loon Song - The solemnity of the Loons song haunting and beautiful. Loons mate for life and abound in the Northern United States.
Mother and Child - The bond between the mother and child is unbreakable. Here, the mother carries her child on her back, gazing into the vastness that life will offer her child.
Ojibwe Floral - These lovely woodland flowers grace the forest floor.
Otters - The playful otters are mated for life, a symbol of the youngster in all of us.
Owl - At night, you hear the owls calling each other from their perches.
Passing the Buck - Do you see the doe bounding past this bolting buck?
Prayer Woman - This woman, arms outstretched is asking the creator for strength and guidance.
Spirit Traveler - The eagle carries our prayers to the Creator, here, he is portrayed returning from the spirit world to the physical world.
Star - The shooting stars are wish bearers. Make your wish before it disappears.
Thunder Spirits - The Thunder bird are the storm bringers, their cries the thunder, their wings, the wind. The symbolize growth and rebirth.
Tree of Life - The cedar tree, sacred gift of the creator symbolizes life, growth, and dreams.
Turtle Moons - The turtle, a clan symbol is symbolic of woman's medicine. The shell of the turtle carries on it, 13 moons (segments), just as a woman has 13 ÒmoonsÓ in a year's cycle.
Two Bucks - The beautiful deer, majestic in its silhouette, moving at night, their vision incomparable.
Wapiti - The mighty elk calling for its mate.
Wolf Song - The call of the wild.
Wolf Paw - The track of the wolf is deep in the ground, it represents being diligent, and having tenacity.
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