Ame Owa YohiHCi (Young Wind Sacred Woman)(Dakota)

#BeautyAndStrength #Indigenous #Colonialism #Genocide #HumanRights #TreatmentOfIndigenousPeople #Eradication #BrokenTreaties #Consumerism #Nature #NativeHope Introducing our beautiful new Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman, which has been expertly designed to capture her strength and beauty, and the truth of the ongoing struggle of Indigenous People on Turtle Island and across Turtle Nations. This Image is an incredible reminder of the elephant in the room: Colonialism is Genocide, and its harms are felt not only in histories but in modern times as well. It is more important than ever to recognize Indigenous Rights and the Treaties that have been broken, and that America was built on a Trail of Broken Treaties. This Image serves as an honest and fierce reminder of the realities of oppression and inequity – we cannot forget. This Image also speaks to the need to remind ourselves of our connection with Nature, and the importance of protecting the natural environment for the benefit and free use of all. We cannot replace what Nature gives us for free with consumerist consumption. With this product, we recognize the irony of selling products to spread this message. To benefit from this purchase, a portion of the proceeds go to support NativeHope.org with their campaign dedicated to missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirited persons (MMIWG2S). We hope that this art, produced with durable canvas materials and responsibly sourced radial pine creates a beautiful centerpiece in your space and is a reminder of the ongoing fight for Indigenous rights and justice. Supporting Indigenous people is supporting humanity. #BeautyAndStrength #Indigenous #Colonialism #Genocide #HumanRights #TreatmentOfIndigenousPeople #Eradication #BrokenTreaties #Consumerism #Nature #NativeHope