This ancient Sumerian sculpture is a terracotta head with an elongated neck, mounted on two vertical supporting pillars. The piece shows signs of age with a weathered, pinkish-cream surface and areas of dark patina, particularly on the pillars. The sculpture features pronounced stylized features including large almond-shaped eyes, defined brow lines, and a wide, open mouth that creates a striking expression. The head is bald and has prominent ears that extend outward. The neck stretches downward dramatically before connecting to the two parallel support columns. The overall composition creates a distinctive U-shape, with the pillars serving both a functional and aesthetic purpose. The piece exhibits the characteristic simplification and exaggeration of features common in Sumerian sculptural works.