This hand-carved and polychrome painted wooden decorative wall hanging is executed in a Mesoamerican-inspired style, characteristic of Mexican or Central American folk art. The central figure features a stylized human face with prominent eyes and nose, wearing an elaborate headdress topped by a green bird figure, likely representing an eagle or quetzal. The base of the carving is decorated with stepped pyramid motifs, and the sides incorporate additional zoomorphic or anthropomorphic profiles. The piece is finished in a palette of green, red, yellow, and black pigments. The reverse side displays hand-hewn gouge marks and is fitted with a simple twine loop for suspension. No maker marks or signatures are visible.