Wohewahpa Wakageya (Morning Star Woman)

#ReclaimingIndigenousStories #IndigenousHandmade #IndigenousArtist #Indigenous #Art #Decor #StretchedCanvas #NativeAmerican #Strength #TribalWoman Introducing the Stretched Canvas Image of an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman. This Image was carefully crafted to capture the beauty and strength of Indigenous people and to bring awareness to the ongoing social issues they face. It is a stark reminder of the realities of colonialism and its genocides, the heartbreaking truth that Indigenous rights are human rights, and that modern consumerism is no match for what Nature provides for free. As a gentle reminder, if you are concerned about genocide overseas, take a closer look at what is happening in your own backyard today. This Image was printed on a highly durable canvas composite of cotton and polyester (9.82 oz/yd² (333 g/m²)) and given a special proprietary coating for vibrant prints that last. The frame is made with radial pine, responsibly sourced from renewable forests to make this piece eco-friendly. The frame also comes with soft rubber dots in the back corners to ensure a stable result, so you can hang it up with confidence. This is a great addition to any home and perfect to show your support for Indigenous people. A small portion of the proceeds from this purchase will be donated to NativeHope.org, a campaign focused on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). #ReclaimingIndigenousStories #IndigenousHandmade #IndigenousArtist #Indigenous #Art #Decor #StretchedCanvas #NativeAmerican #Strength #TribalWoman