Sandy Swallow - "Spring at Bear Butte" Original Watercolor dream catcher or drizzle over grilled meats

or drizzle over grilled meats and vegetables

Kitchaminchok is a sacred place to the Unkechaug people

Approximately 20" in length

Porcupine quill lapel pins

which facilitates coordination and collaboration among governmental entities and stakeholders to enhance the vitality of our region’s ocean ecosystem

Sandy Swallow - "Spring at Bear Butte" Original Watercolor dream catcher or drizzle over grilled meatsArt by Sandy Swallow, Oglala Lakota 14 x 18 original watercolor, framed Sandys artistic passion began in mid life as she experimented with oils and watercolors while living on a ranch in South Dakota. Sandy has always felt an intense spiritual connection to the Black Hills. Her great grandfather was present at the historic signing of the 1868 treaty at Fort Laramie and her great grandmothers came into Fort Robinson with Crazy Horse in May 1877. Sandy