Nuiasti Splendor (Dakota: Waunsne Očhíyapi)

# Overview Capture the elegance and strength of an indigenous tribal woman in a stretched canvas print. Hang this artwork in your living space to remind yourself of the ongoing struggle of indigenous people throughout the world and their beautiful resilience in the face of colonisation and cultural erasure. Portion of the proceeds of this artwork go to support NativeHope with their campaign focused on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). # Design This unique artwork is printed on a highly durable cotton-polyester blend canvas. The combination of luxurious texture and vibrant colours creates a beautiful piece of art to grace your home. An ideal canvas for adding an energetic modern statement to your interior design without causing any distraction from your living space. # Quality The striking visual of this artwork is backed by an exceptional level of craftsmanship. Each canvas is printed with a specially formulated coating to ensure long lasting vibrancy. The canvas is then stretched over a radial pine frame to give a sturdy and resilient finish. # Versatility This artwork is a versatile companion for your interior design. The exquisite details of this artwork can blend seamlessly with traditional and contemporary living spaces. It is suitable over a living room sofa and equally well-placed in a bedroom or study. # Make a statement This artwork provides a powerful expression of the strength and beauty of indigenous people and the ongoing struggle of their fight for rights and freedom. As a reminder of the resilience of a people that have withstood the violence and oppression caused by colonialism and capitalism, this artwork is also a statement of support for the fight against injustice around the world. # Stand with Indigenous People Make a statement and support NativeHope with their campaign focused on missing and murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). When you purchase this artwork, you are taking a stand against injustice and contributing to the fight for indigenous rights. # Social Hashtags #IndigenousLivesMatter #IndigenousPeople #NoDAPL #NOTIndivisible #StopMMIW #IndigenousCollective #NativeHope #NativePride #NativeResilience #NativeRightsAreHumanRights