Heading Home
"Heading Home" is a remarkable photographic piece by Michael W. Rutherford, capturing the return of a Native American warrior to his loved ones. With soft sepia tones and a dreamlike quality, this piece reflects the timeless spirit of Native American heritage, bringing forward themes of homecoming, identity, and cultural pride.
Product Story
The central figure—a warrior adorned with a traditional, feathered headdress—rides a noble palomino horse along a dusty trail, embodying the honor and strength of his people. His attire, featuring a leather vest and quiver of arrows, marks him as a protector and hunter, symbolizing the deep-rooted values within Native American culture. In the background, a figure waits, adding emotional depth to this powerful narrative of homecoming.
Product Benefits
- Connection to Heritage: This work captures the essence of Native American values and the spirit of their culture.
- Inspired Quote: Influenced by the Dakota saying, “We will forever be known by the traces we leave,” this piece invites reflection on our journeys and the lasting impact we leave behind.
- Timeless Aesthetic: Sepia tones and a soft, whitewashed look add a classic feel to any space.
Available Print Options
- Giclée Stretched Canvas Print: Printed on museum-quality, 410gsm polycotton canvas. Stretched on a 1.5-inch pine wood frame with back wire, ready to hang.
- Acrylic Print: 1/8” (3mm) thick digital-grade acrylic with a 1-inch floating frame. Ready to hang.
- Framed Print: Mounted with Plexiglass cover, 2-inch white matting, and a black frame. Ready to hang.
Special Features
- Limited Edition: Only 100 collectors will have the opportunity to own this print.
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: Your purchase includes a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
- Free Shipping: Available to customers in the continental USA and Canada.
Final Thoughts
This artwork serves as a beautiful tribute to the warrior’s journey and to the enduring spirit and legacy of Native American tribes. "Heading Home" is more than a photograph—it is a story of resilience, tradition, and honor.