A young Southwestern Native American girl standing on a round display base, holding a woven basket brimming with fresh produce in both hands. She wears a long blue tunic-style dress with a patterned woven sash and belt, sturdy shoes, and her dark hair pulled back in a long braid.

The calm, upright pose and the basket of fruit read clearly as a village or market moment. Facial features, garment folds, and the textured basket weave are all crisply defined for painting.

A characterful civilian figure for Southwestern pueblo, frontier, and historical market dioramas. Works well in model railroad trackside town scenes and as a non-combatant townsperson on historical or wargaming boards.