Indigenous Living
Red Bear Earth Sanctuary is rooted in our Ancestral connection, relationship to our Land, and our ancient knowledge of providing our own food, clothes, and shelter. Red Bear has been participating in maintaining and preserving our Xi Amaru culture for over 20 years. We specialize in Traditional Hierloom Seeds, Handmade Leather Pouches, Custom Hand Stitched Moccasins of all sizes, Coyotes Fire Kit from locally wild crafted sources, and Authentic Handmade Custom Sized Cotton Lodges made in our Bakasa Xi Amaru Style.
Leather Seed Pouches
Hand stitched leather bags are as old as time, Red Bear makes them in varying sizes for ancestral remembrance, sacred items, and heirloom seed storage.
Custom Moccasins
Hand stitched custom fitted moccasins are something to live for, connecting your source energy with the Earth as you journey in life, receptive and aware. Red Bear takes your foot measurements to create the ultimate personal journey toward Earth living.
Handmade Cotton Bakasa Xi Amaru Lodges
Red Bear Lodges are designed from the Bakasa Xi Amaru body measurement technique. Creating a lodge that fits the mind, body, and soul of the owner, while staying true to our ancient overstanding of natural living design maintaining the integrity our Ancestors left for all to follow.
Heirloom Native Seeds
Red Bear promotes, collects, shares, and grows traditional medicinal plants and foods. Tobacco, Corn, Squash, Cotton, and Watermelon to name a few, and we save and offer those seeds which are becoming more pressingly important for our well being.
Amarukhan Lodge Book
Written and illustrated by Redhawk Kenney keeper of traditions for the Bakasa Xus Tasen Owotoko Xi Amaru People. Amarukhan Lodge the Book covers the basics of spirituality, design, and setup of the Lodge of the Bakasa XI Amaru People. Redhawk brings over twenty years of experience dreamin, designin, stitchin, n pitchin the sacred lodge.
Coyote's Fire Kit
Fire Keeping is an honor. Red Bear fire kits are ancient technology that is Earth designed. Our tradition uses Mulefat Hand Drills, Cottonwood Root Fire Boards, Rawhide Coal Catch, and Dried Mugwort Tinder to inspire and connect the people to their roots and culture. This is sacred fire!
