Spirit Warrior Pissarro Skirt
A portion of sales from this item supports the efforts of Musically Fed in its mission to help feed Indigenous Americans, including Indigenous American Veterans, and other programs that support Indigenous Americans.
Named for the Impressionist, our Spirit Warrior Pissarro Skirt elevates the art of portraiture without artifice. Featuring the image of an unknown Indigenous youth: photographed by Carl Moon in 1905, this Indigenous American man is either of Diné Navajo descent or was actually named Eskio Tobar, a Lipan Apache youth of Texas in Diné Navajo Dress.
- Yarn-Dyed Cotton
- Plaid & Floral Patchwork
- Hand-Fading, Distressing & Patching
- Elastic & Drawstring Waist
- Contrasting Floral Print Ruffle Hem
- Appliqué Portrait
- MP Love Co. Patch
Each Magnolia Pearl item is cut "One Size Fits Most". Please contact our Creative Team for measurements.
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A portion of sales from this item supports the efforts of Musically Fed in its mission to help feed Indigenous Americans, including Indigenous American Veterans, and other programs that support Indigenous Americans.
Named for the Impressionist, our Spirit Warrior Pissarro Skirt elevates the art of portraiture without artifice. Featuring the image of an unknown Indigenous youth: photographed by Carl Moon in 1905, this Indigenous American man is either of Diné Navajo descent or was actually named Eskio Tobar, a Lipan Apache youth of Texas in Diné Navajo Dress.
- Yarn-Dyed Cotton
- Plaid & Floral Patchwork
- Hand-Fading, Distressing & Patching
- Elastic & Drawstring Waist
- Contrasting Floral Print Ruffle Hem
- Appliqué Portrait
- MP Love Co. Patch
Each Magnolia Pearl item is cut "One Size Fits Most". Please contact our Creative Team for measurements.
