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Offerings To The Little People - Crow Native American Indians By Howard Terpning

By Howard Terpning

Offerings to the Little People by Howard Terpning.

Offerings to the Little People... Planting tobacco seeds was a religious event performed by members of the tobacco society which held a high position in the Crow tribe. Men and women belonged to the order, which had many subdivisions. Once the ground was prepared, a barrier of branches was laid around the garden to keep people out and protect the plants. These gardens were often placed near a stream or river.

Small offerings were attached to the branches, such as bits of ribbon, feathers, etc. The men and women used digging sticks to poke holes in the ground and stir up the soil. Once the seeds were planted, sticks about 18 inches long were inserted into the ground with small medicine bundles attached. The Crow believed that little people lived in the ground and helped to make the tobacco plant grow, so small medicine bundles containing berries, herbs, dung, etc., along with tiny moccasins and other miniature articles of clothing, were offered to encourage the little people to help in the success of the crop.

Offerings to the Little People - Crow Native American Indians by Howard Terpning was published in July of 1999 and is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition art print with a large 35 x 22-1/4 vertical image size and is $___ unframed.

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Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Giclee Canvas	35 x 22-1/4 Image Size	975	Please Inquire	Click to Inquire

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