Native Tapestries
Totem mandala Wolf in boho/ethnic/aztec style Tapestry
by Anastasia Fears
$23 $30
Coqui Frog Symbol Taino Boricua Puerto Rico Tapestry
by dinadayana07
$23 $30
Description: Text design fitting for guys born or leaving in Georgia who love their native Georgia state. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves Georgia GA state. Design is also fitting in time for Mother's day or Father's day.
Description: Show your support and raise awareness for the critical cause of MMIW - Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. This design is for everyone who stands in solidarity and supports Indigenous communities. Every year a disproportionate amount of Indigenous women go missing or are murdered in both the US and Canada. Indigenous communities have long been impacted by the loss of their women and girls with many cases going unsolved and little help by law enforcement.
I'm Chief Kickabitch From The Slapahoe Tribe Retro Vintage Tapestry
by Quintyne95
$23 $30
Ancient Indian Chief Skull with feathers Tapestry
by Eskitus Fashion
$23 $30
Description: The second book in the Leatherstocking Tales. It was a classic historical romance novel written by James Fenimore Cooper in 1826.
Last of the Mohicans Book Cover Tapestry
by Regarding Trails, Books, Humor, Sports and Other Regards
$23 $30
Unless Your Ancestors Look Like This Native American Indian Tapestry
by sindanke
$23 $30
Description: This piece features a red and blue interpretation of a native Australian plant—one I’ve painted from life in my own garden, though the name escapes me now! What stays with me more than plant names are the forms, textures, and the emotional response they stir in me as I observe them closely. I don’t aim for botanical accuracy in my work. Instead, I use colour expressively, often exaggerating or completely shifting the palette to reflect how a plant feels rather than how it looks. In this artwork, I’ve pushed the natural colouring far beyond reality, using bold reds and deep blues to reimagine the plant in a more vibrant, emotional context.
Description: We are BODIES that carry scars in memory, caused by the COLONIZERS. I believe that we will only advance in the ANTIFACIST struggle, when we echo and gather the same voices in the ANTIRACIST struggle. When we decolize thoughts, bodies, looks, see, hear, speak, when we decolonize the system, because it is the system that has this violent capacity for hegemonic reproduction RACIST
