Every map instantly creates two types of people: those who make the maps and those that are mapped. Every map represents a world view and a perspective and I’m so delighted to offer this piece that shows the world in a way unfamiliar to most Americans with place names in their Indigenous toponyms. It is a beautiful and thought provoking piece priced to be accessible to educators.
The Decolonial Atlas produces this map and their logo features prominently. The price of this print is reflective of the production cost only and we offer this design for printing because it’s a beautiful idea that should be more common than it is.
19”x21”
Every map instantly creates two types of people: those who make the maps and those that are mapped. Every map represents a world view and a perspective and I’m so delighted to offer this piece that shows the world in a way unfamiliar to most Americans with place names in their Indigenous toponyms. It is a beautiful and thought provoking piece priced to be accessible to educators.
The Decolonial Atlas produces this map and their logo features prominently. The price of this print is reflective of the production cost only and we offer this design for printing because it’s a beautiful idea that should be more common than it is.
19”x21”
