A Navajo (Dine) woman works at preparing natural dye, standing over a woven basket brimming with deep red plant material, tools in her hands. She wears a teal velveteen blouse with silver buttons, a full tiered skirt in red and blue, turquoise jewelry, and her hair wrapped up, all set on a base scattered with herb bundles and small bowls of pigment.

The craft scene makes her a rich storytelling piece for a Southwestern trading post, weaving camp, or living-history display. She suits a diorama of traditional dyeing, a model railroad depot village, or a wargaming settlement.

Pair her with weavers, looms, and pottery to build a full craft vignette.