No More Stolen Sister's

This art print depicts an Indigenous woman wrapped in a bold red garment, half her face marked in dark paint, holding a single rose. She is framed by a teal medallion decorated with a white and teal floral border.

The piece draws on the symbolism of the REDress Project, created by Métis artist Jaime Black beginning in 2010, in which empty red dresses are displayed in public spaces to represent missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people. Red was chosen specifically because, in some Indigenous traditions, it is believed to be the only color spirits can see — making those who wear it visible to the ones who have been taken, and calling their spirits back to be remembered.

Available in a 16x25 size, framed in black or unframed.