Rose Red Elk said she celebrates her Native American culture in her art. She put the final touches on the dreamcatchers she plans to sell at the Friendship Powwow.
“To the Indian people, it’s even more sacred just because it helps us to remember who we are, where we come from and to share with the non-natives and people who are interested,” Rose Red Elk shared.
Red Elk is putting the finishing touches on the work she plans to sell Saturday. She hopes to sell 15 to 20 dreamcatchers at the event.
“It’s all about energy, everything is energy, really, so my dreamcatchers are full of really good energy and besides being pieces of art, I just love making them,” Red Elk shared.
Red Elk is originally from the Fort Peck reservation in Montana. She’s also a member of the Lakota tribe. She began making art about 15 years ago. …
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