Brass sculpture of Lord Shiva’s head, possibly crafted as a mukhalinga—a linga cover featuring anthropomorphic features. The face is rendered with almond-shaped eyes, arched brows, and a composed expression, framed by a long curled mustache and wide ears. A conical headdress with decorative trim crowns the head, pierced with apertures possibly for ritual attachment. The stylized features and serene countenance reflect Maratha-period iconography, blending folk aesthetics with devotional symbolism. Likely used in temple rituals or domestic shrines, this piece embodies Shiva’s presence in a tangible, approachable form.

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