Tatanka Winh'ya (Great Buffalo Woman) - Dakota: Tatanka Winh'ya (ʼWasúĥa Wičháŋȟpi)

Have the memory of an amazing indigenous Native Tribal Woman hang in your home with a unique image created on a stretched canvas. This stretched canvas is not a photograph; but an original image created to emphasize the beauty and strength of Indigenous people. Looking closely at the image reveals a stark contrast between the strength and beauty of the Indigenous people with the atrocities of colonialism which is an ongoing genocide. We as part of America need to remind ourselves that Indigenous people are routinely discriminated against and marginalised. It is essential to recognize the importance of Indigenous rights; their rights are human rights. This vibrant imagery seeks to bring attention to an often neglected aspect of American history. We must remember that many of the consumer trends of today are a form of substituting modern possessions for what nature gives. The image is meant to stand for the people in a land stolen, and to remember the many broken treaties the country was built on. The irony of selling products to spread the message does not escape us. However, we hope to engage constructive dialogue and knowledge sharing that will lead towards more positive outcomes and encourage contribution wherever possible (e.g. donations to organizations such as https://www.nativehope.org with their campaign to address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and girls). This canvas image is a reminder to the beauty and strength of our Indigenous People, and to take action that centers Indigenous people and lifts their decades of oppression. Get your vibrant and unique image today and make a silent statement to remember our Native American brothers and sisters! #NativeRightsAreHumanRights #NoMoreStolenLands #JusticeForMMIW #IndigenousPeopleMatter #IndigenousResilience #WithoutLandWeCantSurvive #TreatyRightsAreHowWeSurvive #ColonialismIsGenocide #NativeIndigenousPride #IndigenousNationhood #SaveIndigenousPeoples