Heh'eyí Nítsítsooí (All-Embracing Walk)

#Introducing the Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman, an original and unforgettable artwork that will change the way you think about the truly remarkable people whose culture survives in the face of colonialist policies of erasure. ## Classic With a Difference Designed to bring out the beauty and strength of the Indigenous people, this work of art has been expertly crafted to be both stunning and meaningful. Dramatic portrait of an Indigenous Native Tribal woman set against a vivid, contrasting backdrop creates a powerful image that communicates grievances suffered by Native Americans and the plight of their ongoing struggle for Indigenous rights. An ideal way to bring attention to these issues. ##Enduring Quality This canvas standing 30” x 40” is framed with kiln-dried pine wood with no extra color or treatment, allowing the natural beauty of the wood to shine through. With a weight of 9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²), it is crafted with highly durable cotton and polyester canvas and a special proprietary coating, guaranteed to last for years, giving you many years of enjoyment. Soft rubber dots in the back of the frame provide a secure, stable hanging experience. ##Making a Difference Introducing this original Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman into your home will not only create an eye-catching and thought-provoking piece of décor, it will also make a difference to Indigenous Americans. A percentage of the proceeds will go to NativeHope, an organization engaged in vital and powerful advocacy for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Bring the spirit of the Indigenous culture and the message of their struggle for rights into your home. This Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman is an incomparable way to honor and remember the consequences of colonialism and to bring attention to the ongoing genocide against Indigenous peoples. #Indigenous #Culture #Survive #Colonialism #IndigenousRights #NativeRights #MMIW #NativeHope #Genocide #Equality #Passion #Strength