A young tribal woman crouched in a dense, tropical jungle, around 25 years old. She has pale skin partially covered in dark red war paint forming angular, symbolic patterns across her face, arms, and torso. Her skin is also smeared with patches of wet earth and mud, and a subtle sheen of moisture clings to her body, as if she’s been moving through heat and mist. Her long, dark braided hair is decorated with feathers, beads, and small bones. She wears primitive garments, a bark-fiber chest wrap with moss and leather strips, adorned with animal teeth and carved stones. Her skirt is made of layered vines and dyed cloth strips, irregular and tribal. She is barefoot, with rope and wooden ornaments on her wrists and ankles. She carries a wooden bow in one hand, her posture low and cautious, tracking something just out of frame. Her expression is intense, focused. The atmosphere is hot, humid, and heavy with mist and jungle sounds. Cinematic lighting, semi-realistic style, full-body view, look at viewer.