A young Pueblo girl kneels at a stone grinding slab, working a hand stone across a scatter of loose corn kernels. She wears a soft belted tunic trimmed with woven red and turquoise bands, her hair in twin braids and a small pendant at her neck.

The figure sits on an integrated ground base that captures the metate-and-mano grinding setup, a quiet domestic vignette full of period character.

A fitting resident for a Southwestern pueblo or frontier-era diorama, a historical village scene, or a model railroad layout depicting daily life in the early American Southwest.