Nimípîhtsêhtta (Light Upon the Mountain)

#VybzArt #IndigenousWoman #IndigenousTribalWoman #StretchedCanvas #NativeWoman #Strength #Beauty #NativeRights #Respect #Colonialism #Genocide Introducing the Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Tribal Woman, digitally printed on quality canvas with vibrant hues of blues, purples, browns, and beige to reveal her beauty, strength and courage. This Image captures the resilience and culture of Indigenous people, transporting us into a world of beauty and strength in the face of Colonialism and Genocide. With her gaze and ever-present strength, this woman stands firmly, a representation of the power and strength of the stories shared over generations. Put this Canvas on display in a living room, hallway, bedroom etc, and be reminded of the beauty and power of Indigenous people on a daily basis. Place in such a way that the sun catches the canvas, highlighting the beautiful colours and details to perfection. This is an eco-friendly and highly durable scene, printed on 9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²) cotton and polyester canvas composite, with a special proprietary coating that ensures that the vibrancy of the image never fades. The frame is made with radial pine sourced from renewable forests, and the soft rubber dots in the back provide ample support and a stable result. This piece is sure to inspire and energize. A reminder of the resilience of Indigenous people, and a statement of the ongoing struggles. When you purchase this Stretched Canvas Image you are contributing to NativeHope.org in their campaign to raise awareness of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). By accessing our art to help spread these messages, even the irony of consumerism in this context does not escape us. This Stretched Canvas Image is sure to enhance a space regardless of the wall color or decor, and Display the resilience and culture of Indigenous people with grace and beauty. Shop VybzArt.com today & be sure to follow our story on Instagram, Twitter, & Facebook. #VybzArt #IndigenousWoman #IndigenousTribalWoman #StretchedCanvas #NativeWoman #Strength #Beauty #NativeRights #Respect #Colonialism #Genocide