Tohono O'odham Syrup Maker

A Native American woman of the Sonoran Desert peoples modeled at traditional food work. She wears a long belted brown dress with turquoise bead earrings and a necklace, her dark hair drawn back, her expression calm and focused.

She grips a long stirring stick set into a painted clay olla, with a woven mat, the pot, and a cluster of harvested cactus fruit gathered at her feet on the round base.

A dignified cultural figure for Southwestern desert dioramas, pueblo and mission layout scenes, and historical vignettes depicting traditional crafts and daily life.

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