Settler colonial agriculture is often credited as the means by which Indigenous lands and territories were made plentiful and productive. In reality, it directly and often violently disrupted Indigenous communities, cultures, and foodways and decimated plant and animal populations. Antique flour bags symbolically represent literal products of the destruction, disruption, and erasure settler agriculture caused. By beading plants and animals important to many Indigenous communities onto this bag, such as corn, squash, buffalo, and beans, its meaning is obscured and transformed. What was first a symbol and tool of Indigenous erasure becomes a site of Indigenous representation instead.