Sicangu Lakota Owned • Est. 2018
Indigenous First Medicines &
Eco-Friendly Personal Care Products
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12/02/2025
Our Pain Relief Bundle offers various methods to alleviate discomfort, providing you with relief and allowing you to get back to doing what you love! ❤️🌿
- Pain / Discomfort Salve
- Calendula Turmeric Hand & Body Soap Bar
- Ksuyeya Tincture
- Ksuyeya Pain Salve
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12/02/2025
I will ALWAYS uplift and support my Indigenous sisters on our journey to success, whatever your own definition of success may be.
Tag and comment your favorite Indigenous women! Business owners, bloggers, content creators... anyone!
We have battled more than many will ever know to get where we are, and supporting one another and lifting each other up is what truly matters. ❤️🌿
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12/01/2025
There is no better day to shop small, shop local, and shop Indigenous-made!
🌟 Today only: Buy 2, get 1 FREE storewide! 🌟 Use code CYBERMONDAY at checkout.
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When you choose Lakota Made, you are not supporting a giant corporation. You are supporting real families, real dreams, and real community. Every order helps feed our families, pay for kids’ activities, keep our pets happy, cover medical needs, fuel our creativity, and sustain the work we love!
Buying from Indigenous-owned businesses uplifts Indigenous entrepreneurship, strengthens cultural traditions, and supports continued land and plant stewardship. Your support helps us keep making the plant-based, handmade products we are proud to share with you.
Pilamayaye for showing up for small businesses, especially today. Your Cyber Monday purchase truly makes a difference 💜🌿
Offer ends at 11:59 pm CST.
12/01/2025
CYBER MONDAY MEGA SALE! 🥳🌟 Buy 2, Get 1 FREE Storewide!
Use code CYBERMONDAY at checkout!
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Exclusions apply. Offer ends tonight at 11:59pm CST.
11/30/2025
Wóphila relatives…
Shop Small Saturday kinda punched us in the gut yesterday 😫… the weather was trash, traffic was slow, and honestly it felt like one of those “dang, we worked SO hard and the weather still won” kind of days.
But you know what?
We’re still here.
Sicangu Lakota owned, woman-built, community-rooted… making plant medicines and wellness goods the same way our grandmas taught us — with intention, prayer, and good energy in every small batch.
Our little team at 606 N Riverfront in Mankato pours their hands, hearts, and breath into every salve, tea, soap, and lotion. These aren’t factory products. They’re from the land, from the teachings, from centuries of Lakota plant knowledge still being carried forward today.
And when you shop our online store…
you aren’t just buying a product —
you’re helping hold up Indigenous knowledge, Indigenous labor, Indigenous families, and our ability to keep teaching, keep creating, keep giving back to our communities.
If the storm kept you home yesterday… it’s ok.
You can still support today, tomorrow, anytime:
👉 Online shop open 24/7: www.lakotamade.com
📦 We ship worldwide (218 countries/territories so far!)
✨ Small batch, culturally rooted, eco-friendly wellness for the whole family.
Every order — big or small — literally helps us keep the doors open, keep our staff working, and keep our plant teachings alive.
Wóphila tȟáŋka for always standing with us.
Even on the slow days.
Even in the snow storms.
Even when the world feels heavy.
We keep going because you keep us going.
Tókša akhé ❤️🌿
11/29/2025
Happy Small Business Saturday! 🥳🌿
TODAY ONLY: Get 10% off your purchase automatically... no coupon needed!
🌟 We’re open from 10am–5pm at 606 North Riverfront Drive, Mankato, MN!
🌟 Or, visit us online anytime at lakotamade.com!
Offer expires tonight at 11:59pm CST.
11/28/2025
This week, as many families come together in a spirit of gratitude, we are grateful as well.
Grateful to still be here.
Grateful to carry a movement that revitalizes our language, culture, and spirituality.
This week we gather in honor of our ancestors who were murdered, tortured, and taken from us. We gather and speak our language. We gather and practice our spirituality. We gather and give thanks for all those who gave their lives so that we could remain.
This week, we gather in remembrance.
We gather and smudge for strength, courage, and peace.
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11/28/2025
Its black friday.....
Remember to support small businesses.....
And be nice to all retail workers today...... we are trying our best! 💜🌿
11/28/2025
BLACK FRIDAY FREEBIE! 🌟 Get a FREE tote bag ($25 value) when you spend $75 in-store!
We're OPEN EARLY from 10am to 5pm... Come see us at 606 N. Riverfront Dr., Mankato, MN! 🥳
Can't visit us in-person? No worries! We've got BIG online deals just ahead for Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday!
11/27/2025
While much of America celebrates a holiday rooted in genocide and erasure today, I will use my voice to educate about our National Day of Mourning and Remembrance.
The screams and cries of our ancestors still echo in the stillness of the sunrise and sunset. Our spirits cry out for justice. The spirits of our unci (grandmothers) and ina (mothers) still mourn for their stolen babies and children, lost to the boarding schools.
Our pain manifests in our addiction rates, in our shortened life expectancy.
Our suffering is ongoing in the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Indigenous women are taken, r***d, and murdered at a higher rate than any other group in the United States.
Rarely are their cases investigated.
Rarely are their murderers held accountable.
Rarely are their families given the answers they deserve.
How dare we speak our truth? How dare we reveal our pain? How dare we expose the ugliness that has been inflicted upon us and continues to exist today?
We are still uncovering the remains of our stolen children at boarding schools—children who were ripped from their families, stripped of their identities, and silenced.
We are the narrative that has been silenced.
I shout it into the world, even as my voice trembles and tears stream down my face. We are still here.
We burn sage.
We prepare spirit plates.
We pray.
And we celebrate this truth: We are still here.
wówakiš’ake — resilience
blihéič’iyA — to gather one’s strength
We are still here.
11/27/2025
Teach the truth in history.
Thanksgiving, as it is commercially portrayed and commonly retold, hides a legacy of violence and erasure.
Indigenous history is American history.
11/26/2025
Did you know some of our handmade Indigenous beadwork is only available in-store? 🧡🌿
If you’re in the area, we’d love for you to drop by and see what’s new! We’re open today from 12–5 PM at 606 N Riverfront Dr, Mankato, MN!
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I have been learning about the cultural uses of plants for about 14 years, I have been making my own plant medicines for 12 plus years.
Lakota Made came about in 2018 when I was a stay at home mom and was looking for a hobby to keep me busy outside of momma duties. It has definitely grown into a beautiful passion of mine!
About Me
Mitakuye, Cante’ waste’ nape ciyuzapi ksto Ta Wa paha Ota Win emaciyapi ksto, ematanhan Ta Asanpi Oyanke ksto.
My relatives, I greet you with a good heart and a hand shake my name is Many War Bonnets Woman I am from Milks Camp (South Dakota).
I grew up in South Central South Dakota and spent a majority of my life living in South Dakota. My parents are Charles Wayne and Marla Bull Bear. My parents have always been a strong foundation for me my providing me with Lakota teachings and traditions growing up. They both worked and went to school to provide for myself and my younger brothers. My mom has had her own grassroots 501c3 since I could remember. My dad was a tribal game warden, a tribal police officer a town officer for Winner Police department, he is now retired.
My dad is Naca Chief Bull Bear of the Kiyaksa Band of Oglalla’s of Pine Ridge South Dakota. Dad comes from a long line of traditional spiritual leaders and teachers. I am proud and humbled to be a part of a traditional family.