An elder Pueblo woman baking bread, sliding a long-handled wooden peel toward a beehive horno oven. She wears a traditional Southwestern manta dress with a patterned hem, a canvas apron, moccasins, and a bold turquoise necklace, with her grey hair tied back and a focused, working expression.

The extended peel and leaning stance capture a moment of everyday craft, perfect for a pueblo courtyard, mission plaza, or Southwestern village scene alongside an adobe horno oven.

Ideal for Southwestern and historical dioramas, model railroad desert-town layouts, and heritage vignettes that need an authentic working craftsperson.