Wihankayinwin (Translates to Beauty of the Sky in Dakota)

This bold and stunning image of an Indigenous Women on a stretched canvas brings beauty, strength and resilience to any room. Printed on the highest quality 9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²) canvas with special proprietary coating, this image will bring a powerful message to any room. The frame is constructed from radial pine, responsibly sourced from renewable forests. This image pays homage to the strength, beauty and spirit of the Indigenous people whose presence in North America has been largely erased, ignored, denied their existence or taken advantage of. It is a silent reminder that the shameful history of colonialism is ongoing; that indigenous rights are human rights and that consumerism can not replace what nature gives us for free. It is also a reminder of the atrocity of missing and murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) and to those who have and continue to work for Indigenous rights. This exceptional wall art is a great way to show your support for Indigenous people. And, although the irony of selling products to spread this message does not escape us, a portion of the proceeds from the sale will go to benefit NativeHope.org in their ongoing campaign for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). #IndigenousWomen #IndigenousRights #Strength #Resilience #Colonialism #MMIW #EcoFriendly #NativeHope #HumanRights #BoldMessage #RenewableForests #StretchedCanvas #WallArt #PowerfulArt