Woniya Paskukan (Brave Spirit Warrior)

# Description This stylish, contemporary and eye-catching stretched canvas image is inspired by the beauty and strength of Indigenous people. It depicts an Indigenous Native Tribal Woman deep in thought with a strong and determined facial expression. The painting captures a reality that colonialism is ongoing and that Indigenous rights remain threatened throughout the world. The piece is painted radiating a brilliant and beautiful restraint to show how colonialism is still prevalent today and is a reminder that America was built upon broken and disregarded Indigenous treaties. The painting is painted in vibrant tones to invoke the striking contrast between the values of consumerism and the messages of solidarity and strength of Indigenous communities. The artist paints with great skill and ability creating a bold and emotive painting that celebrates the richness and power of the early Native American culture. So much of the Indigenous life and culture has been erased, furthering a dark and sad narrative that continues peacefully. The painting speaks to generations of suffering and injustice, while capturing the beauty and strength of Indigenous people. It is printed on highly durable and eco-friendly board using a special proprietary coating for vibrant prints that last. This stunning masterpiece will look beautiful hung up in any suitable wall space or simply showcased displayed in any room. This piece of art invites conversations about the injustice of colonialism still being suffered and brought about by governments today. We are aware of the irony that a product may be used to spread this message, therefore we are happy to announce that a portion of the proceeds from this sale will be donated to NativeHope.org to support their campaigns in raising awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). If you’re looking to make a statement with an emotive piece of art celebrating the resilience and depth of cultural roots, this picture is for you! Grab your piece here @ vybz.art #Hashtags #Indigenous #NativeAmerican #NativeWomen #IndigenousRights #NativeArt #Colonialism #IndigenousWomen #Genocide #Solidarity #MissingAndMurderedIndigenousWomen #MMIW