Shineweagwahaya (Shining Eagle Woman)

Bring a piece of nature's beauty into your home with this high quality image of an indigenous native tribal woman. Show off your passion for the important cause of indigenous rights and fighting the ongoing genocide of America's original inhabitants. Drawing your eye in with its bold colors and striking sharpness, let a reminder of the beauty and trial of the past hang in your home. This image is a perfect conversation piece for any room, spreading important awareness of the history of torture and resilience attempted and achieved towards honor and freedom within the community. Showcase your love and support for a community of people who have been discarded from US history. Remind yourself and those around you of the need for ongoing actions to provide Indigenous people with the rights and respect they deserve. This particular canvas is 11” x 17” in size and has been beautifully crafted and produced with a 9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²) cotton and polyester blend canvas and is framed with a 1.25” deep, highly durable and eco-friendly radial pine frame. This incredible effect brings the whole image to life with bright colors, perfect sharpness, and a luxurious luster. Hang it proudly as a reminder of the issues that Indigenous people face, and the message of activism that this image brings. At VYBZ Art, we are passionate about spreading awareness of Indigenous suffering and strength and we are committed to taking action and doing our part. As such, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of this canvas will go to support NativeHope.org in their campaign focused on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Bring a reminder of the sources of strength and resilience that the Indigenous community has, together with a conversation piece about the issues that they still face today into your home with this canvas. #IndigenousRights #MMIW #IndigenousResilience #IndigenousPeople #IndigenousAwareness #IndigenousMovement #IndigenousHeritage #IndigenousHistory #NativeHope #Genocide #Colonialism