Ahewetagwosi (Wind-Rider Woman) - ᎠᏗᐦᎳᏌᏏ (Ahewesgaʔi)

Welcome the indigenous women into your space with this stunning image, printed onto a stretched canvas. This is an Image of a graceful and powerful native tribal woman, that radiates strength and pain. The intense strokes of colors create a bold and beautiful contrast between the proud native woman and the tense survival of her people throughout the history of colonialism. The skillful hand of the artist captures the brutality behind not only the past, but the present and ongoing struggles of indigenous people. Underneath the colorful and beautiful hide of the woman, the reality of untold experience and genocide become stirringly visible in her solemn expression. This stunning Image is a reminder that the call for justice holds the truth that indigenous rights are human rights, and the consequences of colonialization extends forward even today, and creates a knowledge that is hard to stomach. This durable canvas will provide a powerful statement to your space, and ensure that politics and emotions begin to spark. It's our duty to stand with Indigenous people as we stand against the cruel violations of their freedom. The ironies of using art to raise awareness of what is happening to Indigenous people, is never lost on us. Did you know that today, Indigenous people are facing extreme violence, racism, poverty, and police brutality? By buying this canvas, a portion of the proceeds will go towards supporting the mission of Native Hope. Native Hope is an American 501(c)3, non-profit organization working to address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Their work offers healing and healthy futures to Indigenous people working for positive change. Add a beautiful and empowering display to your walls, and help spread the message of justice we all must embrace. Venture into the reality and feel the true pain and beauty of Indigenous people’s lives through art. #IndigenousRights #MMIW #NativeHope #JusticeForIndigenousPeople #NativeLiberation #IndigenousArts #IndigenousLives #NativePride #IndigenousRightsMatter #NativeVoices #EndColonialism