Niyawepimines (Star Carved Woman)

#Indigenous #Native #Identity #Strength #Beauty #Storytelling #Justice #RedDressProject #MMIWG #NativeHope #IndigenousRights This beautiful stretched canvas image portrays an indigenous native tribal woman with a gentle and powerful nature. The artisanal canvas art is rich in detail, combined with vibrant colors and a distinct tribal pattern. This image conveys the strength and beauty of indigenous culture and the story it tells of the ongoing injustice of colonial oppression and systemic genocide. The canvas is built with a lightweight, yet durable frame, made from a responsibly sourced and renewable radial pine. The frame is pre-fitted with rubber dots in the back corners for extra support and stability, allowing it to be hung with confidence. The canvas itself is a 9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²) mix of cotton and polyester for an optimized printing vibrancy that will last you for years to come. Due to the production process of the canvases, please allow for slight size deviations with a tolerance +/- 1/8" (3.2mm). This canvas image of an indigenous woman is a beautiful statement that conveys the strength and beauty of indigenous people. This powerful visual representation serves as a reminder that colonial oppression and systemic genocide continues to this day, and that indigenous rights are human rights. While we understand the irony of the impact of consumerism on this message, we are proud that a portion of the proceeds go to support NativeHope.org in their campaign to fight the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) crisis. #Indigenous #Native #Identity #Strength #Beauty #Storytelling #Justice #RedDressProject #MMIWG #NativeHope #IndigenousRights