Nanicininako (Song of the Earth)

Introducing the Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman. This beautiful and inspiring image illustrates the strength and beauty of an Indigenous Elder. Crafted from eco-friendly materials, this piece will bring the Spirit of Indigenous People into your home. Let this canvas be a reminder that Colonialism is Genocide, and that Innovative thinking and Decolonization must come to the forefront in order to empower Indigenous people who have struggled for far too long. Carefully crafted from 9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²) of highly durable cotton-polyester canvas for a stunning and long-lasting effect, this piece will be a beacon to rest your eyes on in the midst of adversity. You can hang it in your home, office, or anywhere that needs a reminder of the beauty of Indigenous people. Moreover, the radial pine used in the frame is sourced from responsible renewable forests, allowing you to enjoy this piece without any guilt. The frame also comes with soft rubber dots in the corners, ensuring that the frame is safe from any falls or instability. Inspire yourself and others around you to feel the power of Indigenous rights, and serve as a reminder that that the stories of Native Americans are still to be told and fought for. At Vybz, we are aware of the irony of selling products to spread this message, but we are both proud to promote Indigenous History, and to contribute a portion of our proceeds to NativeHope.org, who are engaged in a campaign of support for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. #IndigenousPeople #IndigenousRights #NativeAmerican #MissingAndMurderedIndigenousWomen #Decolonization #ColonialismIsGenocide #IndigenousHistory #Resilience #NativeAmericanPride #RespectIndigenousRites #IndigenousCulture #NativeHope