This folk art sculpture depicts a rooster in a forward-leaning stance, constructed from a combination of natural animal horn and carved wood. The head and neck are hand-carved from wood and finished with polychrome paint in shades of yellow and red, featuring a prominent comb and wattle. The main body consists of a natural curved horn section with a mottled brown and cream surface. A tapered horn segment forms the upright tail, while another tapered horn segment serves as the single supporting leg. The components are joined with small metal pins visible at the seams. The entire assembly is mounted onto a rectangular, dark-stained wooden base with a three-tiered design. No signatures, maker's marks, or labels are present.