This carved figure appears to be made of ivory or bone, featuring a striking three-headed composition. The central figure has an ivory-colored head with an exaggerated open mouth expressing anguish or torment. On either side, two smaller dark-colored heads emerge from elongated necks, creating a symmetrical arrangement. The body is decorated with intricate geometric patterns and linear designs typical of Sumerian artistry. The figure sits in a compact, squared-off base position, with the overall sculpture taking on a condensed, totemic form. The contrast between the light central portion and the darker flanking elements creates a dramatic visual effect, emphasizing the emotional intensity of the central expression. The piece shows signs of age through subtle discoloration and weathering of the material.