Unáasin Awëhaan’e (Beautiful Wind Spirit)

#ProductDescription Showcase the beauty and strength of Indigenous people with this stunning art print on stretched canvas. The unique image depicts an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman, representing the vast cultures and dynamic communities on Turtle Island. This one of a kind art piece captures the essence of our ancient culture, making the perfect home décor addition to remind us of the resilience of the Indigenous people in the face of an ongoing colonial erasure. Colonialism has always been a pressing issue and it continues to be even today, so this print serves as a powerful reminder to acknowledge, advocate, and protect Indigenous rights and sovereignty over their lands and ocean territories. As pointed out in the Proclamation of the United Nations on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous persons must be afforded the same collective and individual rights as all human beings. This stunning stretched canvas image makes for an eye-catching conversation starter for all those who are passionate about learning more about the Indigenous struggles and rights. The vibrant colors and unique design of the piece will draw attention and curiosity to spark a meaningful dialogue about this imperative topic. This area of concern should have the same compassionate approach as any other area of atrocity, and make sure to support and amplify Indigenous voices with the urgency that any other struggle carries. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this piece will be donated to NativeHope.org to support the campaign focused on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Remember to hang and enjoy this gorgeous stretched canvas image to remind us to speak out for Indigenous rights and bring even more attention and awareness to this relevant issue. It is the perfect home décor item to showcase your commitment towards learning about Indigenous rights and to pass that knowledge and critical understanding of our American history to future generations! #IndigenousRights #IndigenousCulture #TurtleIsland #MissingMurderedIndigenousWomen #IndigenousRightsAreHumanRights #NativeHope #IndigenousStruggles #IndigenousVoices #Colonialism #HomeDecor #SocialJustice #NativePride #HumanRights