Wiseground Watcher (Ohotoki Cvtvgv)

#BringIndigenousTruthToLight This magnificent, intense image of an Indigenous Tribal Woman is sure to make a bold impression in any space. Designer Vy`bz chose to create this work of art as a visual representation of the beauty and strength of Indigenous People, and to powerfully illustrate the stark contrast between this truth and the reality that colonialism is one of genocide. This alert and vigilant woman gracefully encapsulates our need to grapple with the fact that America was built on a trail of broken treaties and that indigenous rights continue to be dishonored today. As a reminder of the indomitable spirit of the original inhabitants of Turtle Island and the world, this image serves not only to remind us of the past, but also to remind us of an imperfect present – and the importance of protecting Indigenous peoples and respecting Indigenous rights. In creating this impactful work of art, the artist made sure not to use the term "Hand-Drawn" in the product description because this artwork makes use of technology and digital artistry and graphic design. Any consumer of this image should know that it's an image created by digital art created with digital tools, not a physical drawing, painting or photograph. We at Vy`bz Art understand the irony of producing products to spread this message, and we are devoted to helping others use artwork as a vehicle to express their social justice advocacy. As a small step in that direction, we donate a portion of all proceeds to support NativeHope.org’s work to protect missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW). Transform your wall into a symbol of social justice and enlightenment that will invigorate conversation and contemplation. Then sit back and marvel at how the depth of this image seems to expand with every glance. Find this one-of-a-kind piece for your own collection at https://www.vybz.art or by visiting vybz.art. #IndigenousRights #HumanRights #MMIW #ColonialismIsNotAGame #SayHerName #Decolonization #NoTimeForSilence #Evolve #Indigenous #NativeAmerican #MissingAndMurderedIndigenousWomen