Presented as an AI-generated tattoo project, this black and grey study fuses realism with bold Native-inspired iconography. The central figure is a woman adorned in a sweeping feather headdress, rendered with meticulous line work and soft gradient shading that gives the feathers a lifelike texture. The headdress features a geometric headband pattern and a round medallion, echoing traditional motifs while staying within a contemporary tattoo design language. The woman’s gaze is steady, with delicate highlight lines that accentuate the contours of the face, while subtle smoke or cloud motifs swirl around the lower edges, integrating the composition with a cosmic backdrop that includes a full moon behind her. The piece relies on negative space and contrast to create depth, making it suitable for transfer and shading on the skin. The piece balances narrative symbolism—honor, guidance, and strength implied by the headdress and moon—with a dense black ink foundation that anchors the design on the limb or torso. The work leans into the fine line tattoo vocabulary yet maintains broad areas of black for strong readability. The interplay of realistic shading and graphic patterning in the headband provides a pattern element that can be expanded or simplified to fit a client’s anatomy. For collectors seeking meaningful tattoos about heritage and personal power, this design offers a strong visual story while preserving aesthetic versatility for future additions. Although presented as an AI-generated tattoo project, the artistry remains a serious study in black and grey ink, ideal for a cover-up thanks to its heavy saturation and strategic use of negative space to obscure older tattoos while preserving meaningful symbol elements.