“TAWICU TECA” by Bill Tipton – Young Native American Girl Grooming Her Hair

Bill Tipton’s “TAWICU TECA” is a beautifully intimate portrayal of a young Native American girl in a quiet, reflective moment. Seated with grace and calm, she gently grooms her long, dark hair, a symbol of tradition, identity, and personal pride in many Native cultures. Her traditional dress and serene expression evoke a sense of timelessness and purity, highlighting the artist’s respect for indigenous heritage and the quiet dignity of everyday rituals. This print is a moving celebration of innocence, culture, and feminine strength, perfect for collectors who appreciate meaningful and culturally rich artwork.