Koyaanii Yázhí Łíí (Sacred Woman of Nature)

Capture and convey the astonishing beauty and strength of indigenous tribal women with this stunning image on stretched canvas. This artwork depicts a powerful native woman and goes beyond a classic portray of beauty - contrasting a number of journeys experienced throughout the ages. This image on a stretched canvas is the perfect companion, gift or personal statement piece for those who want to emphasize the resilience, strength, and courage of indigenous women across North America. Its modern color palette helps it fit in any decor. The perfect design addition to anyone who wants to celebrate their indigenous heritage and own their identity in pride - whether for the living room, bedroom, or office. This powerful image of a native woman reflects her tenacious determination and strength, as well as the lack of justice still facing the indigenous communities today. Colonialism has had an indelible effect on this woman and her people, forging a deep understanding of the long history of genocide they still suffer. The Native American struggle for freedom and the opposition of the unethical practice of settler-colonialism still remain relevant today. Indigeneity is around us, and our culture, laws, and land were shaped by the strength of people who were here before. If you are concerned about what is happening with Indigenous people in India, Pakistan, Cambodia, and other affected countries--please remember that the genocide of indigenous people is still ongoing in the United States as well. The irony of the sale of products with this design is not lost to us--which is why we are donating 5% of the profits from the sale of this item to NativeHope.org specifically to help fund their campaign focused on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). The richness of the native heritage and spirit are celebrated through this stretched canvas image and although it can never replace the love given by Mother Nature, it is a reminder of the resilience and strength of the indigenous people and their profound symbolic power. #IndigineousNativeWomen #IndigenousRights #IndigenousHeritage #Ingigeneity #Colonialism #Resilience #Freedom #Strength #Genocide #Justice #NativeHope #MMIW