Bronze Statue of a Native American Woman with Fan

A standing bronze sculpture of a woman in traditional Native American attire, holding a large feathered fan in her right hand. The figure is draped in a long, flowing robe or dress that reaches the base. Her face is visible, with hair pulled back, and she appears to be looking downwards with a serene expression. Around her neck, she wears multiple strands of beaded jewelry, possibly turquoise or a similar color, that drape down the front of her garment. The fan she holds is substantial and appears to be made of numerous individual feathers emanating from a central grip. The figure stands on a stylized, organic-shaped base which is further supported by a separate wooden or stone plinth with a rounded edge. The bronze has a rich, dark patina with verdigris highlighting some areas, suggesting age or an intentional finish. The base of the sculpture has decorative elements sculpted into it, possibly depicting water or winds. The overall craftsmanship appears to be high quality with detailed modeling of the figure and the fabric folds. No visible signs of significant damage are immediately apparent from the image, but the patina and potential surface wear would require closer examination. The style suggests a contemporary artistic representation of Native American culture, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century.