Chogáni Hózhó (Sacred Beauty)

Inspire your home with this stunning image of an Indigenous Tribal Woman. With a warm and mesmerizing portrait,you will feel the interconnected beauty and strength of Indigenous people, contrasting with the horrific reality of colonial genocide and the ongoing cultural erasure of Indigenous rights. The complexity and wonder of this image will transcend the boundaries of time and spirit. This vibrant image is printed on high-quality canvas material for ultimate durability and features the proprietary coating that will make the already-beautiful colors even more vivid. This environment-friendly canvas is made of recycled polyester and cotton canvas composite for a weight of about 10 ounces/yard for a solid quality construction. Each canvas is mounted on a thick wooden frame that will last for years. Hang it with confidence because the rubber dots on the back corners of the frame provide it extra support for a stable result. When looking at this stunning canvas, remember to reflect on the ongoing assault against Indigenous rights and the urgent need to recognize our shared responsibility to protect the Indigenous knowledge that has profoundly shaped the world. We cannot turn a blind eye to the tragedy that has befallen Indigenous people over the centuries. If we are concerned with global human rights, we should open our eyes to the ongoing genocide that continues domestically even today. At the same time, We must use the activism of the present generation to create a lasting legacy of our commitment to justice and recognition of Indigenous people. Buying this canvas to create a space that honors the culture of Indigenous tribal women and its significance to the world is one concrete way to create the change we need for a better future. Lastly, We want you to know that a portion of our proceeds will go towards NativeHOPE.org, who are dedicated to the mission of raising awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). #IndigenousRightsAreHumanRights #ColonialismIsGenocide #ProtectIndigenousKnowledge #MMIW #IndigenousPlatform #TribalWoman #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeople #NativeHope #EndColonialism #Reconciliation