Tsawanihaya (Gathering of Hope)

Introducing our Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman! Capturing the beauty and strength of indigenous peoples, this canvas pays solemn and unwavering homage to those who face the stark reality of colonialization and genocide. It recognizes that Indigenous people are humans and that their rights must be respected and honored - especially in this world of ever-increasing modern consumerism. In capturing the strength and courage of those who continue to fight for their rights and their culture - it serves as both a reminder and a call-to-action to remember: indigenous rights are human rights, and that colonialization has yet to stop - it is an ongoing massacre. This canvas expresses the true beauty of indigenous natives that should be cherished and honored, but that has too-long gone unrecognized in the wake of neglected treaties and lost culture. If we are to be concerned with the well-being, justice, and human rights of people overseas, then we must begin by standing in solidarity with Indigenous people in our backyard, here in America. We understand the irony of marketing a product that conveys a message to stand in solidarity and speaks of genocide - however, a portion of the proceeds of this canvas will go to support NativeHope.org in their efforts to recognize and raise awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW). Thoughtfully hung in your home or around your office, it serves as a reminder of community support and continued struggle. #vybzart #indigenousrights #colonialization #indigenouswomen #standwithindigenouspeople #mmiw #colonizationisgenocide #indigenouspeoplesrights #nativepeoplesrights #indigenousculture #genocideisreal #missingandmurderedindigenouswomen #nativewomenatthefront