A’Isha by Kristina Anishchenko

A’Isha has cinnamon colored skin and her large dark brown eyes are bright and almond shaped. Her long black hair is divided into two sections of small braided cornrows that run down towards the sides of her head while a single braid runs from the top of her head down the center towards her forehead where splits into two to form the shape of a headband. The rest of her hair is gathered into neat sections that flow to her back and fall across the fronts of her shoulders. The long tendrils are twisted with gold and maroon colored material that compliments her complexion.

On her forehead is the symbol for wind painted in gold. She has a heart shaped face with a small mouth with plump mahogany colored lips; three golden lies run from her lower lip to her chin.
Around her neck, she wears three strings of beads, one bronze, one deep blue, and one black with grey dangling beads.
Her lavender top is laced by a bronze collar and narrow bronze plates that are sewn into place with black thread.