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Hopi women wearing the traditional "gourd flower" or "squash blossom whorl" hairstyle.

It was a cultural symbol and a rite of passage exclusive to unmarried women of marriageable age. Its nature-inspired shapes represented fertility, sacred crops, and the coming of rain. Upon marriage, the hairstyle was replaced by braids, marking a new social stage in the community.

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Tlaxcaltec Maidens

Were women of the indigenous nobility who, in 1519, made the political decision to marry prominent Spanish captains. This group established the crucial Spanish-Tlaxcaltecan alliance and served as interpreters, diplomats, and combatants during the Conquest.

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Nowadluk (also known as Nora Ootenna) was an Iñupiat woman who lived in the late 19th.

She is widely recognized for the photographs taken by the Lomen Brothers in Nome, Alaska, around 1903–1915

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Tlakluit bride, half-length portrait, facing slightly right, wearing braids, beaded headdress with Chinese coins, dentalium shell earrings, beaded buckskin dress, beads around neck.

1910.