Items listed here are used by the Indian people for ornaments, food, medicine and other essential needs. They are natural roots, herbs and plants.

Flat Cedar or Juniper This is an incense burned for purification. Comes in 2 oz size.

Roots Singers chew it to keep their voices clear. Also used for toothaches, sore throats, etc. Comes in Bitter Root (Sweet Flag), Canadian Snake Root and Nez Perce (Osha).

Sage Used in Sundance, Sweatlodges and burned as incense. Comes in a cloth tied bundle.

Sweetgrass Used on traditional and old time bustle spikes, woven into baskets, and burned as incense. Sweet smelling and great to pack in dance clothes. Comes in a braid.

Sweetleaf or Horsemint Mixture of flowers and leaves for a sweet fragrant odor. Used in many old medicine pouches and good to pack with dance clothes. Comes in ½ oz. size.

Teas Chapparrel, Peppermint, Sasparilla, Sassafras Bark, Sassafras Leaf, Spearmint, Squaw, and Wintergreen.

Witch Hazel Used in sweats. Good for muscles. Comes in 1 oz size.

Kinnekinnick These tobacco mixes are ready to smoke. Specify flavor. Comes in 2 oz. sizes.

Catamount Aromatic, slow burning tobacco from fine cured burleys used by the Pennsylvania settlers.

Ceremonial Blend of leaves, roots and tobacco used in Indian ceremonies.

Jeremiah Johnson Burley tobaccos popular by early mountain men.

Northwest Coast Aromatic tobacco, herbs and bark used by the N.W. Indians.

Osage Hills Mild blend of tobaccos, herbs and leaves.

Northern Plains Tobaccos, leaves and herbs common to the Indians of the plains.

Rendezvous Blend with the flavour of wild mountain cherries.

Western Rockies Tobacco blend from the early settlers of the rockies.

Eastern Woodlands Tobacco, roots and bark preferred by the eastern Indians.

Smoking Ingredients Ingredients to make your own blend of tobacco. - Bayberry (2 oz) - Raw Tobacco Leaves (2 oz) - Lovage (1 oz) - Red Willow Inner Bark (1 oz) - Wild Cherry Bark (2 oz) - White Willow Bark (1 oz)