Beaded Leather Hand-Bag

The Dakota Tribe would make many types of art. The women made such things as quill work and bead work. Quill work was an art used mainly by the Plain and the East Coast tribes. The women used quill work out of porcupine quills and they would dye and soften them so that they could weave them and turn them into leather or birch bark. The women would also make war shirts, moccasins, medicine bags, birch bark boxes, jewelry, and baskets were usually made out of quills too. Men would do buffalo-hide paintings. Sioux Indians would also make pottery, parfleche, and ceremonial calumets.
Men's Buffalo-Hides

Winter Count

The Sioux Dakota Tribe is tired of the U.S. government not living up to their treaty promises. This made the Dakota Tribe forming a new country that includes the states North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, and Nebraska. They have 33 treaties with the United States that the U.S. hasn't lived up to. The U.S. government has also been moving the tribe around from state to state. They constantly had to move their reservations because of the way the U.S. treated the Indians. The Indians were treated like outsiders to the U.S. Government. They treated Indians unjustly and unfairly. The Indians deserve a better life then the one that they're living now.
The Dakota Tribe is a proud tribe that is proud of its past and proud of all of its accomplishments. They want their children to learn the language of the Sioux and the history of their people. They want all their children to know their true story of their glorious past.