Title: Kinnikinnick Contact: Julie Kulak Description: Plains Indians used a mixture of various plants to create a tobacco for their pipes called Kinnikinnick. This illustration documents one possible combination along with a late 1800s Sioux Pipe (illustrated with permission from current Sioux Pipe Carriers). It is said that horses could scent their riders over long distances by the scent of their Kinnikinnick mixture. 11" x 14", Watercolor and pastel on watercolor paper. Keywords: Native American, Pipe, Bowl, Pipestone, Sioux, Kinnikinnick, Tobaccao, Sumac, Dogwood, Quills, Indian, Plains, Rhus typhina, Nicotiana rustica, Cornus sericea, smoke Media: Color Categories: Historic, Nature Subject(s): Botanical, Anthropology, Editorial, Institutional, Technology Displaying image 782 of 2587. Gallery of Kulak Illustration Email Julie Kulak about this image. Copyright 2007 Julie Kulak. This image is available for reuse purchase. Please review the Comp. Usage Agreement before downloading this image. To email this image to someone else, copy and paste this address: http://www.science-art.com/image.asp?id=3489&m=0