Kaaga'i Mé Ya Nizhóní (Coyote Beauty Blooming).

#Product Description # Introducing the Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman – a striking and powerful representation of the beauty and strength of Indigenous people. Seen from a distance, the image invites the observer to take a closer look and offers an unforgettable conclusion. On closer inspection the viewer can appreciate the contrast between the delicate beauty of the woman and the harsh reality of colonialism that is still a present part of the lives of many Indigenous people. The image reminds us of the undeniable truth that Indigenous rights are human rights and that Indigenous people continue to be erased even today, many times as a result of the broken treaties that the nation of America was built on. This image offers a peaceful reminder for us all to consider the urgent need for support to the survivors and victims of the ongoing, and ever silent, genocide in America’s history and present. We recognize that it is ironic to suggest the sale of products to spread this message, but we ask that if you feel compelled to act, that you do so knowing that a portion of proceeds from this item will go to support NativeHope.org in their campaign donated to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Take this Indigenous Native Tribal Woman with you anywhere you go. Hang the frame with confidence knowing that the soft rubber dots in the back give it ample support and a stable result, and that the frame is made with environmental friendly materials. This Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman will look lush with its high-quality production of a canvas composite blend, together with a coating that will make the colors come alive and last a long time. For more information about this product, please visit https://www.vybz.art or simply vybz.art #IndigenousRightsAreHumanRights #MMIW #NativeHope #IndigenousHeroes #NativeStrength #IndigenousStruggle #OngoingColonialism #CulturalRevitalization #IntergenerationalTrauma #ResilienceInResistance #CultureResiliency #JusticeForIndigenousPeople