Gihigaġat Hastaekwi (Meadow Woman Coats of Strength).

#TrueColors Introducing this vibrantly beautiful image of an Indigenous Native tribal woman. This remarkable image was created to emphasize the incredible beauty and strength of Indigenous people, and the stark contrast of that truth with the reality that Colonialism is Genocide and that it is ongoing. The image is not merely a reminder of the past but of the sad and systematic erasure of Indigenous people that still occurs today. A reminder to recognize and protect Indigenous rights, as they are human rights. This image gracefully embodies the idea that America was built upon a foundation of broken treaties. That modern consumerism cannot replace what nature gives us freely. If you’re concerned about Genocide overseas, consider the ongoing genocide that continues in this country even today. Its time we come together and support this important cause. That’s why a portion of the proceeds from this image will go to NativeHope.org, a campaign that focuses on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Here at Vybz, we know the irony of selling products to spread this message does not escape us, so we are committed to using the power of design to raise awareness on this issue. This beautiful image of an Indigenous Native Tribal woman is printed on a 9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²) cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating for vibrant prints that last. The frame is made with radial pine responsibly sourced from renewable forests. Soft rubber dots in the back corners provides ample support, so you can hang it with confidence. Buy your canvas print of this image today to support a good cause and bring awareness to this important issue. #NoDAPL #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeople #Colonialism #Genocide #NativeHope #MMIW #BrokenTreaties #IndigenousWoman #HumanRights #RespectNature