A Navajo woman sits weaving at a tall upright wooden loom, a partly finished striped rug stretched on its frame as she works the weft with a comb. She wears a floral blouse, a heavy turquoise-and-silver squash-blossom necklace, a concho belt, and a tiered skirt, seated on a flagstone base.

This craft vignette is ideal for Southwestern trading-post, pueblo, and frontier dioramas. It adds authentic domestic industry to historical model-railroad layouts and display bases depicting Native artisans at work.