Tribal Rose Tankard

Tribal Rose TankardFor centuries, tattooing with ink or dyes, also known as "skin art," has been practiced within different tribal cultures by both men and women as a way of indicating social position. Since the 1990s, as modern techniques allowed for a range of elaborate designs and colors, tattoos have become a mainstream part of Western fashion for decorative and cosmetic reasons. Popular among both sexes is the image of a flower, in particular a red rose. Includes a

Legend has it there was once a brave and courageous horse named Standing Wolf who wore a shield on which was drawn the image of the wolf spirit within him

but adhering to those traditions is what connects us to our family and our past

she would weave tiny turquoise beads into her favorite stallion's mane and tail

He is a horse of purity

often fashioned from the wood boards torn off old barns that provided sleeping quarters for ranch hands

we all have the capacity to begin life anew

and trained to be responsive to leg pressure rather than reins

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were perceived as exquisite works of art

and stardust falls from her golden hooves

frankincense and myrrh

and taught them how to live in harmony with Nature