White Buffalo Woman

New for 2025

“White Buffalo Woman” – I have received numerous requests over the years to make a painting for her, but it was only recently that I had a vision that I could engage with and translate through paint. You can read more about one version of this Lakota legend at https://aktalakota.stjo.org/lakota-legends/white-buffalo-woman/

ABOUT THE PRINTS
This is a hand-embellished print on wood. These are approximately 12″ tall by 3.8″ wide on recycled cedar wainscot panels and is signed on the back with a sawtooth hanger, ready to hang. These pieces are made to order, so please allow 3-5 weeks for shipping.

Helping Indigenous Women in 2025
A portion of the sales of prints from this painting, as well as the prints of “Corn Maiden” and “Deer Woman” will be donated to Not Our Native Daughters (NOND) which is a Native-led, survivor-led organization dedicated to addressing the Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) crisis. Their mission is “to empower Indigenous communities by advocating for justice, raising awareness, and providing support to families affected by violence. We work alongside Native youth through initiatives like our Indigenous Youth Voices program, fostering leadership, education, and cultural preservation. In addition to our advocacy efforts, we provide technical assistance training and presentations on a broad range of Indigenous issues, from MMIP to human trafficking, environmental justice, and more. Through policy reform, community engagement, and healing practices, we are committed to creating a future where Indigenous women and youth are safe, supported, and empowered to lead the fight for justice, equity, and healing.” https://notournativedaughters.org/