Watercolor and Ink masterpiece, heavily washed effect, swirls and twirls of lines and color around the edges, faded edges. The daughter: an attractive fit petite 26 year old auburn haired Scottish American woman, narrow facial features, narrow features, striking faintly green eyes, light freckles on her cheeks under her eyes, very long slightly curly hair worn down with loose strands all around her face. The mother: a beautiful, slender, fit, Kanien’keha:ka woman of about 50 years old, long beautiful black hair in two braids down her front. The mother sits on large driftwood log on the shores of the Kaniatarowanenneh during late afternoon, she is looking out over the water. The daughter is standing closely next to her, slightly behind, with her arm resting on her mother's shoulder, as she also looks out over the water and also slightly toward her mother. The mother wears a black blouse with a long tan ribbon skirt and a long wampum string necklace of purple and white tubular shaped beads. She wears tan ahtahkwa'ón:we on her feet. The daughter wears a fitted black sweetheart neckline top and a purple plaid a line miniskirt, she is wearing a long wampum string necklace of purple and white tubular shaped beads. She wears tan ahtahkwa'ón:we on her feet. most details faded away, colors and surroundings are bright and emotional fitting to pride in ancestry, dreamy, delicate blending, ethereal, emotional depth, healthy amount of realism, watercolor medium, contrasting shadows, soft textures, evocative atmosphere. Painting by an artist named “Kiera” signed in the bottom right in small, swooping cursive black letters.