Themes/Native Americans (Indians)

Native Americans, often referred to as Indians, are the indigenous peoples of the Americas, with rich cultural traditions, histories, and contributions that span thousands of years. Representations of Native Americans often focus on their leaders, spiritual figures, traditional attire, and significant historical events. They are celebrated for their deep connection to the land, artistry, oral traditions, and resilience in the face of colonization and cultural change.

Their stories include both the struggles endured through displacement and conflict, and the preservation and revival of traditions, languages, and customs. Today, Native Americans continue to play a vital role in cultural heritage, environmental stewardship, and the arts, ensuring that their identities and histories remain a living, evolving part of society.