A seated Zuni weaver works at a tall wooden upright loom, hands drawing the weft through a partly finished striped textile. She wears a long deep-blue robe trimmed in red, a woven sash, a red headband, and a heavy shell-and-turquoise necklace, seated on a patterned woven ground mat.

The loom frame, hanging warp, and half-woven blanket capture a full craft vignette in a single piece.

A rich focal figure for a Southwestern pueblo or historical village diorama, a trading-post scene on a model railroad layout, or any display depicting traditional indigenous crafts.