I came up with this character inspired by pastries and Turkmen ornaments. On her head is a girlish head ornament of the Turkmens - a gupba. The base seems to be made of dough, and instead of carnelian and turquoise - cherries, grapes and currants. The shirt is covered with red glaze - Turkmen usually sew dresses for young girls and women from fabric of such tones. The collar and edges of the sleeves are decorated with Turkmen embroidery. Initially, it had the purpose of a talisman. In this regard, it is no coincidence that the embroidery is located along the edge of the object. It was believed that an evil spirit, faced with the symbols of the amulet, could not get inside. The lower part of the suit was inspired by Turkmen women's trousers - balaki. True, they are usually worn under dresses and I decided to replace balaki with harem pants, remembering Princess Jasmine. I also thought about the shape of a marshmallow or meringue, which is why the trousers are so voluminous. On the bottom of the trousers, there is also a Turkmen ornament. On her feet she has South Asian shoes - khussa. I have little experience with character creation, but so far I'm relatively happy with that. I hope you enjoy it too.