Bronze sculpture of Lord Shiva’s head, possibly a mukhalinga—a linga cover featuring a human face. The figure displays almond-shaped eyes, arched brows, and a composed expression, with a prominent third eye at the center of the forehead. The headdress is conical and richly ornamented, flanked by large earrings and a stylized mustache, reflecting regional Maratha and Deccan aesthetics. Crafted using the lost-wax technique, this piece likely served in temple rituals or domestic shrines, allowing devotees to engage with Shiva in a more anthropomorphic form. The worn patina suggests long-standing devotional use.

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