Wehyoo ("Dawn Star") (Dakota)

# High Quality Print # Special Coating for Vibrant Colors # Responsibly Sourced Materials Introducing an eye-catching image on stretched canvas of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman, reminding us of the beauty and strength of Indigenous people. This powerful image captures the stark contrast between the truth of Indigenous rights and the reality of Colonialism and ongoing Genocide. This vibrant canvas highlights the fact that America was built on a trail of broken treaties and that Indigenous people continue to be erased from the landscape today. It also conveys a sense of hope and possibility for a brighter future if we can all focus on the importance of Indigenous rights, as human rights. The artful rendition of the Indigenous Native Tribal Woman shown on this high-quality canvas means that the image could be placed in any décor style and integrated into any home or professional space, whatever the color story or scheme. The canvas is specially coated for vibrant colors that last, and it has been professionally printed with eco-friendly, high-quality materials. The frame is made with radial pine from renewable forests, and the soft rubber dots in the back corners of the frame provide ample support, ensuring the frame remains stable. This exceptionally well made canvas is one way to appreciate the beauty of Native and Tribes, the power of Indigenous culture, and to honor Legacy of the First Nations Americans - while shining a light on the ongoing and heartbreaking genocide, the continued erasure of Indigenous cultures, and the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). We recognize that there is an irony in selling products to spread this message. However, a portion of the proceeds will go to NativeHope.org and their campaign focused on shining a light on MMIW. To purchase this piece of art, visit us at https://www.vybz.art or vybz.art. #IndigenousRights #Colonialism #Genocide #IndigenousCulture #NativeHope #MMIW #IndigenousEquality #IndigenousLivesMatter #NativeAmerica #IndigenousRightsAreHumanRight #IndigenousRightsCampaign