Mdidoonikawi'e (Her Radiant Being)

Introducing the stunning Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman. Capturing the beauty and strength of Indigenous people, this bold artwork and its stark reminder of the continued genocide of Indigenous people brings into focus the truth that America was built on a trail of broken treaties and colonialism is redefining our nations. The image powerfully conveys the resistance of Indigenous people and serves as a reminder that Indigenous Rights are Human Rights and that modern consumerism cannot replace what nature gives us for free. This is an original Image that conveys the complex narrative of Indigenous people’s fight for survival. Its deep hues and beautiful traditional dress add touches of beauty to the illustration. The image is digitally printed and then hand-stretched onto a sustainable frame to preserve the history of Indigenous people and their generations of struggle against the irrefutable truth that colonialism is a cause of ongoing genocide. The unique and original imagery of this exquisite stretched canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman is the perfect centerpiece for any home. It reminds us of the urgent need to protect the rights of the world’s indigenous people – to fight for justice, dignity, and a better world and that if we are truly concerned about the genocide overseas, we should pay attention to the ongoing genocide in our country. This artwork will be printed and included in the purchase of the canvas and 5% of the purchase will be donated to NativeHope.org. NativeHope campaigns for missing and murdered indigenous women (MMIW). A perfect way to bring together the Indigenous narrative, the beauty of Native art, and the strength of the indigenous rights' movement within your interior design. Buy this amazing stretched canvas image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman, and admire its beauty for years to come! #IndigenousRights #IndigenousLivesMatter #MMIW #ProtectIndigenousPeople #ColonialismIsGenocide #Amerikkka #IndigenousRising #IndigenousPeople #NativeAmerican #NativeArt #IndigenousJustice