Wihakteya Wahehnye (Sacred Flower Bearer)

#Beauty #Strength #IndigenousPeople #Colonialism #Genocide #Ongoing #Erasure #TreatyRights #HumanRights #Power #NativeHope #MMIW Feel the power of this striking image of an indigenous native tribal woman! This image brings out both her beauty and strength. It’s also an important reminder that colonialism is genocide – a truth that’s too often forgotten – and an ongoing one at that. It’s an undeniable fact that Indigenous rights are human rights, that Indigenous people continue to be egregiously erased both past and present, and that America was built on a trail of broken treaties. It’s also a stark reminder of modern consumerism’s inability can never replace the power of nature. This stretched canvas prints beautifully and continues to do so for many years. The canvas is made of highly durable cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating for vibrant prints that last. The frame is made with radial pine, responsibly sourced from renewable forests, and delightfully adds to the visuals. Hang with confidence knowing the soft rubber dots in the back corners of the frame provides ample support. This canvas image is available in many sizes, from 8×8” to 40×40”. All of us at Vybz believe in the power of art to make an impact. With that in mind, we donate an annually indexed portion of that sale to NativeHope.org with their campaign focused on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). We feel hopeful that this piece will remember, honor, and commemorate this beautiful and strong Native woman. Be sure to visit us at https://www.vybz.art or simply Vybz.art to buy this stretched canvas. #IndigenousRights #MissingandMurderedIndigenousWomen #ColonialismisGenocide #HumanRights #OngoingGenocide #RenewableForests #Beauty&Strength #NativeHope #IndigenousTribalWoman #PowerofNature #PowerofArt