Ité Wa'zhíisehe Ahe'he (She Who Commands Respect)

#ProductDescription This beautiful and powerful stretched canvas image is a celebration of Indigenous people and their strength and resilience. This gorgeous piece of art depicts a Native tribal woman, lovingly hand-crafted with intricate details that allow you to explore her story. This image captures the strength and beauty of indigenous peoples and holds a powerful truth - that colonialism is a brutal and ongoing genocide that continues to erase Indigenous people today. Looking at this image, it is easy to understand why indigenous rights are human rights, why America was built on a broken pathway of treaties, and why modern consumerism cannot replace the natural offerings of the environment. If you are looking to make a statement that honors Indigenous people and that makes a stand against colonialism, this image is the perfect symbol. Not only does this artwork feature a stunning subject, but a portion of the proceeds from its sale also goes to the organization NativeHope.org, to help their campaigns focused on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). This Eco-friendly piece of art is printed on highly durable 9.82oz /yd² (333 g/m²) cotton and polyester canvas composite. Its unique coating ensures vibrant prints that last for years. The frame is made with radial pine from renewable forests and the soft rubber dots at the back corners of the frame provide support and stability. Any wall will be enriched with this canvas, creating a powerful statement that speaks from the heart and honors the strength and resilience of Indigenous people everywhere. #IndigenousRights #NativeAmerican #MMIWG #NativeHope #Colonialism #AmericanHistory #HumanRights #IndigenousPeople #Resistance #Genocide #StruggleForJustice #SayNoToColonialism https://www.vybz.art