Medicine Wheel

Native American Medicine Wheel

Medicine Wheel hanging in front of the E.E. Lake General Store during the 2024 Plaster Museum of Bluemont Heritage annual exhibit.

The 10' x 10' Native American Medicine Wheel hands behind Northern Virginia Lumbee Indian Rene' Locklear White with her grandson Isaac during the Elder's Talking Circle during a previous Indian Village she and her husband hosted at the Bluemont Fair.

The Meaning Varies

Placement of medicine wheel colors can vary by various customs, nations, tribes, clans, bands, families and individuals. The center of the circle is our core, Creator God, the perfect center. Creator sustains us from within the sacred medicine circle. This center is the source of creation, where all life began. The circle reminds us to stand in solidarity and new possibilities for all of humanity.

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