Anayauca-chaatan (Guardian of the Woods) (Navajo)

Introducing the Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman — the perfect way to emphasize the beauty and strength of Indigenous people! Boasting a high-contrast image, this canvas exudes the powerful truth of colonialism that continues to this day. As a reminder of the ongoing genocide experienced by Indigenous people — and the broken promises and treaties that continue to fuel this injustice — this canvas is a symbol of resilience and hope for the future. The canvas is printed on an eco-friendly canvas composite made with durable cotton and polyester that is 9.82oz/yd² (333 g/m²). This eco-canvas is sure to last for years and is mounted to a radial pine frame from responsibly sourced renewable forests. Soft rubber dots located on the back of the canvas frame provide a safe and sturdy hanging option. We understand that the irony of buying a product as part of a social justice campaign does not escape us. In support for the cause and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Initiative, stand with us and purchase this Canvas Image and we will proudly donate a portion of the proceeds to NativeHope.org. Bring this powerful and lasting image into your home or office to place your voice in the struggle to end genocide everywhere. As your purchase supports NativeHope.org, you are helping to bring more strategic resources to Indigenous people’s struggle for human rights. Created to bring attention to this important cause, get your canvas today to add a meaningful piece to your home or office. #EndGenocide #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeople #IndigenousWomen #MMIW #NativeHope #IndigenousSolidarity #IndigenousStruggle #Colonialism #HumanRights #NeverForget #Decolonize To learn more about us, please visit [link to Vybz.art]