Mni Wiconi Akicita (Water Life Warrior)(Dakota)

Description: Adorn your walls with a work of art that symbolizes the strength, resilience and beauty of Indigenous people: This stunning image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman in soft pastel colors radiates an undeniable power and grace. Presented in colorfully contrasting hues, this hand-painted art piece looks vivid and delicate simultaneously. This unique canvas image of the Indigenous Woman seamlessly depicts the struggle and courage of Indigenous people throughout time. These timely words of strength ring true: “I am not what happened to me, I am what I chose to become.” Not just another painting for the wall— this piece serves as an important reminder of the uncomfortable truth of colonialism and the ongoing genocide of Indigenous people. This image speaks to our collective conscious for unity and respect for the immense world hidden within the details of this striking image. The canvas has been specially designed so that you can hang it with confidence on your wall. The soft rubber dots in the back corners of the frame provide ample support and a stable result. Plus, the frame is made with radial pine responsibly sourced from renewable forests, making it an eco-friendly option. With a portion of the proceeds going to the campaign for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women at NativeHope.org, you can purchase this artwork with the knowledge that it is spreading the message of support and awareness. Hang this stunning Indigenous Woman canvas image proudly in your home and represent the strength, resilience and beauty of Indigenous people worldwide. #IndigenousRights #IndigenousWomen #NativeAmericanEquality #IndigenousStruggle #InnerPower #Resilience #Strength #NativeAmericanStrong #NativeHope #Colonialism #Genocide ##MMIW