Aboriginal Art Indigenous Art Kids T-Shirts

Three Feathers Medicine Wheel Colours Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Three Feathers Medicine Wheel Colours Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

FLY WAWEZHI CANADA

The season for celebration and change

Northern Lights Winter Solstice Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

ants, insects

ants, shelter

ants, insects (stikers)

Golden mask face of pre columbus colombian culture

Aboriginal Australian tribute to Doctor Who.

Generations

Lest We Forget Poppy Flowers of Anzac Day New Zealand and Aussie Soldiers

Dreaming: Is the act of experiencing vivid mental experiences and images while asleep, often involving imaginative scenarios, emotions, and sensations.

Seven Teachings Four Directions Ojibwe Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Shooting Stars are the spirits of our loved ones who have passed and are joining those who have left before.

Feathers

Buffalo Teaching of Respect Manaajiiwewin Ojibwe WAWEZHI CANADA

A baby polar bear in the prettily textured style of Inuit art.

Ancient Colombian native deity representation

Hard Lessons of the Past lead to smart choices in the future!

TThis vintage travel postcard inspired design featurs Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, which is named after two of Australia’s most spectacular sites: the world-famous sandstone monolith of Uluru and the red domes of Kata Tjuta.

Waterholes

Bee Amoo Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Mask inspired in ecuador masks

Embrace the rich cultural heritage of the Taino people with this captivating print-on-demand design featuring the sacred Taino Sun symbol. Inspired by the ancient indigenous civilization of the Caribbean, this symbol represents the eternal cycle of life, the power of nature, and the resilience of the Taino spirit.

"Forces of Nature" There are no forces more powerful than those of nature. This artwork represents the ever changing environment, the blue represents the powerful storms and rain that lash the land, at the other end of the scale is the soaring heat and bush fires that at times wipe the earth clean. A single white line represents the power of lightning and its devastating affect on our landscape causing fire and destruction. Among this all, a section of green, representing the regrowth, this also represents new beginnings. This is a little like our own lives, we are pulled in many directions, we are beaten down, we make mistakes, but in the end, there is always regrowth, new beginnings, a chance to learn from what we experience and grow.

This is perfect for anyone who loves First Nations Art, tipi for girl, man, woman, boy, teen or tween you know that likes to show their affection for First Nations Art.

Northern Lights Winter Solstice Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Northern Lights Winter Solstice Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Medicine Wheel Floral WAWEZHI CANADA

Medicine Wheel Floral WAWEZHI CANADA

mask man

American Indian Movement Symbol

NATIVE AMERICAN SKULL

Medicine Wheel Floral WAWEZHI CANADA

hip hop girl