A Navajo (Dine) woman stands working dough between her hands, dressed in traditional attire: a cream velveteen blouse, a long tiered blue skirt, a silver concho belt, and a striking turquoise squash-blossom necklace with matching earrings. Her hair is pulled back neatly, and a flat grinding stone with fresh corn rests on the ground before her.

The scene captures Southwestern Native American home life and foodways, ideal for a pueblo, trading-post, or desert-homestead setting.

A dignified historical figure for a diorama, a model railroad Southwest scene, or a cultural-heritage vignette. Includes the grinding stone and corn.