Uya'Yhoninhe (Graceful Sunrise) -Dakota

#BeautyandStrength #Indigenouspeople #ColonialismisGenocide #IndigenousRights #HumanRights #BrokenTreaties #MMIW #NativeHope #ReclaimedHistories #ContemporaryIndigeneity #IndigenousStorytelling Bring the timeless beauty and strength of indigenous people indoors with this striking stretched canvas image. Vibrant and lifelike, it adds an eye-catching touch of character to any living space. The colors in this image contrast the stark reality of colonialism's genocidal genocide and its implications of the ongoing erasure of indigenous identities despite the treaties that America was founded on. Inspire conversation about colonialism, human rights, and reclaiming history with this powerful image. This striking canvas art piece evokes a story that needs to be seen daily and shared, reminding everyone to honor its injustice with respect and sensitivity. Not only is this an empowering way to honor indigenous people and cultures, but a portion of the proceeds from this canvas will go to supporting NativeHope.org's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women campaign. This eco-friendly canvas is made with a highly durable cotton and polyester canvas composite (9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²)) and a special proprietary coating for vibrant prints that last. The frame is made with responsibly sourced radial pine from renewable forests and is equipped with soft rubber dots in the back corners to provide ample support and insure a stable result. Despite its production process resulting in slight size deviations with a tolerance of +/- 1/8” (3.2mm), it still provides an incredible way to honor the struggles and celebrate the triumphs of indigenous people.