Awakkule is a mythological imp from the Crow Nation of the Native American Great Plains. It is known for its dual nature, assisting people while at times playing harmless pranks. This trickster spirit reflects the complex interplay of benevolence and mischief in indigenous folklore.

Awakkule

The Canotila are small, forest-dwelling spirits in Lakota mythology, known as little tree dwellers. They are depicted as sprites or dwarves and function as messengers from the spirit world. Their mysterious appearances in dreams underscore the deep connection between the Sioux people and the natural realm.

Canotila

Iktomi is a spider-trickster spirit and culture hero in Lakota mythology, known for his shape-shifting abilities and mischievous nature. He typically appears as a spider but can assume human form adorned with vibrant paint. His exploits serve as moral lessons and reflections on the unpredictable nature of life.

Iktomi

The Little People of the Pryor Mountains, also known as Nirumbee or Awwakkulé, are ferocious dwarfs from Crow folklore. They are revered for their ability to impart spiritual wisdom and influence dreams. Their guidance played a critical role in shaping the destiny of the Crow people, notably through the dreams of Chief Plenty Coups.

Little People of the Pryor Mountains

Unhcegila is a serpentoid creature from Lakota mythology known for causing unexplained disappearances and deaths. She is the female counterpart to Unk Tehi, embodying a dangerous and mysterious force. Her legend serves as a grim reminder of the perils lurking in the wilderness.

Plains Creatures