Ehueti Apachee'atse (Majesty of the Earth)

# Indigenous # Woman # StretchedCanvas # Art # HomeDecor # NativeAmerican # IndigenousRights # HumanRights # Genocide # MMIW # NativeHope # VYBZ Introducing this beautiful Stretched Canvas image of an Indigenous Native Tribal woman. The image is individually produced onto high-quality cotton and polyester canvas composite, this canvas is made to last you a lifetime and serves as a powerful reminder of truth in your home or office. The vibrant colors and contrasts engraved in this canvas serves to emphasize the beauty, grace, and strength of indigenous people. It also serves as a timeless reminder to remember the stark contrast of that truth with the realities of colonialism. While it is true that one cannot quality apply terms such as genocide to events in the distant past, the rhetoric of ongoing and present-day colonialism needs to be addressed in order to truly understand the Native American narrative. To this, the most glaring truth we must remember, is that colonialism IS indeed a form of genocide, and it is ongoing. The contemporary narrative must include the truth that indigenous rights are human rights, and that the US was built on a trail of broken treaties. What's more, we must recognize that modern consumerism cannot replace what nature gives us for free, and if one is concerned about genocide overseas, one should consider the ongoing genocide out here in the US. Hang this canvas with confidence; the print’s protective coating makes sure your art will remain vibrant for years, and its soft rubber dots in the back corners of the frame provide ample support. The materials used in this frame are also eco-friendly, as the frame is made with radial pine responsibly sourced from renewable forests. At VYBZ.art we recognize the irony of creating consumer products that speak to the important subject of indigenous rights. We are also aware that it cannot replace actively contributing nor does it address the manner in which the colonial narrative continues to affect generations of indigenous communities to this day. For this reason, we have decided to donate a portion of the proceeds of this product to NativeHope.org with their campaign focused on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). We invite you to join us in celebrating the spirit of this Indigenous Native Tribal woman with this powerful, high-quality and long-lasting image. For more information, please visit https://www.vybz.art