This carved wooden sculpture depicts a stylized human head in the Rapa Nui tradition. The piece is carved from a dense, dark-stained hardwood. The facial features include a prominent, flat-topped cranium, a heavy brow ridge, and an elongated, straight nose. The eyes are inset with circular shell operculum, commonly known as cat's eyes. The mouth is a thin horizontal slit containing a row of small, white inlaid elements representing teeth, likely fashioned from bone or shell. The ears are significantly elongated, terminating at the jawline. A simple metal wire hoop earring is attached to the left ear. The sculpture is mounted on an integral rectangular wooden base. The wood grain is visible beneath the dark finish, exhibiting a coarse texture.