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Lakota Chief Surrender: Sitting Bull Fort Buford Tote Bag

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Design your own tote bag to carry your belongings in style! Available in multiple sizes to suit all your carrying needs, these bags are made of 100% natural material and can be customised with your favourite pictures and text for the perfect gift or casual accessory. Versatile, trendy, and durable, this custom tote means you'll always look fashionable!

  • Dimensions: 40.0cm (L) x 38.7cm (W)
  • Material: 135g 100% cotton
  • Cotton handles with stress-point reinforced stitching
  • Choice of 5 handle colours
  • Print on both sides for a small additional charge
  • Recommended care instructions: Hand wash cold. Do not bleach. Lay flat to dry. Do not iron.

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Lakota Chief Surrender: Sitting Bull Fort Buford Tote Bag

Lakota Chief Surrender: Sitting Bull Fort Buford Tote Bag

The relentless winter had gnawed at our spirits as much as our bellies. The buffalo herds, once plentiful, were but a memory. We, the Lakota, had fought valiantly, but even the bravest warriors cannot overcome starvation. Thus, we found ourselves at Fort Buford, a place of surrender, not victory. -- General Terry, a man whose steely gaze mirrored the cold wind whipping across the plains, demanded proof of our compliance. We, the Lakota leaders, were herded into a makeshift studio. A strange contraption whirred and clicked, capturing our images in a single, blinding flash. Sitting Bull, ever the leader, stood tall and impassive. The woven lanyard, a gift from his wife Tatanka Istamani, felt heavy against his chest, a silent reminder of the life they were forced to leave behind. -- This image, they said, was a record. Its purpose remained unclear. Perhaps it was a trophy for the victors, proof of their dominance. Whatever their reasons, Sitting Bull knew the fight for his people's way of life was far from over. This surrender was a bitter pill to swallow, but hope, like a faint ember, still flickered within him. This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1927.

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Great, but wish I had made the font bigger, it's quite hard to read. If i had selected bigger font, it would have been better.
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By Gabrielle S.23 August 2023Verified Purchase
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Good quality material and sturdy. Finish print was good.
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Good sturdy well made bag. Great picture. The picture and colours are really good

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Posted on 18/05/2024, 1:41 AM
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