Mesuwin Sogniya (Sacred Sun Goddess)

This stunning canvas print of an indigenous native tribal woman powerfully captures the beauty and strength of the indigenous people and their ongoing battle towards justice and visibility in an age of colonial genocide. The vivid colors in this image create an eye-catching feature in any modern home or office. This image is a handcrafted Canvas print, which is printed directly onto the canvas material using modern printing technology. As a result, the colors are more vibrant and together they create a striking contrast. The canvas is then stretched onto a wooden frame, giving it added depth and making it the perfect addition to any wall. This eye-catching image is a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice faced by indigenous peoples all over the world and of the reality that colonialism is still in existence today. It is also a subtle reminder that Native American rights are human rights and the legacy of broken treaties continues to plague America. The irony of modern consumerism, which can not replace all of the natural resources that are provided to us by nature for free, is also highlighted. At Oregon Art, a portion of the proceeds from each canvas will go directly to NativeHope.org, and their campaign on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). #IndigenousFightsBack #IndigenousLivesMatter #RiseOurNations #DefendRights #LandBack #FreeTheStruggle #MMIW #IndigenousPeople #JusticeForIndigenous #DefendEarth #DefendTreaties