Chayó Tóni (Beauty of Earth) - Dakota

#CANVASART #INDIGENOUSSTRENGTH #NATIVEAMERICAN #MMIW #NOARTCOMPROMISE #IMAGINELANDBACK #INDIGENOUS #INDIGENOUSRIGHTS #NATIVECULTURE #NATIVEHOPE #COLONIALISM #DECOLONIZE Introducing the all-new Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman. This stunning image is printed on a durable cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating that ensures vibrant prints that last. This eye-catching image brings to life the strength and beauty of indigenous people. This piece of art was made with the intention to emphasize the stark contrast of the truth. A truth in which colonialism is still a form of genocide and it continues to be a reality even in the present day. Colonialism is a form of erasing Native American culture and continues to threaten their existence. Moreover, it drags attention away from the fact that Indigenous Rights are Human Rights that cannot be denied. It is also worth noting that Indigenous American tribes still suffer from the broken treaties and atrocities of the past and modern consumerism does not replace this. This framed art is the perfect way to bring attention to issues that many Indigenous Americans are still facing today. Moreover, it also connects to the growing awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Furthermore, this stunning piece of art is eco-friendly as the frame is made with radial pine from renewable forests. You can hang the frame with confidence as the soft rubber dots in the back corners of the frame ensure a stable result. The dimensions of the canvas are 34.3" x 23.6. At VYBZ, not only do we strive to provide you with the highest quality art possible, but we also are committed to putting our money where our mouth is. That’s why a portion of the proceeds of this product will go towards supporting NativeHope.org and their campaign to support Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). For more amazing art, visit https://www.vybz.art and join us in spreading awareness of the issues facing Indigenous communities around the world. #CANVASART #INDIGENOUSSTRENGTH #NATIVEAMERICAN #MMIW #NOARTCOMPROMISE #IMAGIN