This ancient Sumerian sculpture is carved from a pale, cream-colored stone, likely alabaster or marble. The piece depicts two figures merged into a single form, creating an interesting double-sided or conjoined appearance. The figures are rendered in a simplified, stylized manner characteristic of early Mesopotamian art. Both share similar almond-shaped eyes, prominent noses, and subtle smiles. The surface shows signs of age with dark patches and weathering marks scattered across the pale stone. The figures are seated or crouched, with their forms reduced to basic geometric shapes that create a compact, unified composition. Standing approximately 6-8 inches tall, the sculpture demonstrates the sophisticated stone-carving abilities of ancient Sumerian artisans, despite its intentionally simplified form.