An ancient Sumerian terracotta figurine is a representation of an idol, sculpted in nude and in a standing position. The figure appears to be nude and has an elongated, stylized body with a slightly protruding belly. Its facial features are distinctive, with large, rounded eyes, a broad nose, and full lips. The figures arms are bent at the elbows, with hands held close to the chest, possibly in a gesture of offering or prayer. The hair or headdress is crafted in rounded segments, suggesting a stylized portrayal typical of ancient Sumerian art. Ancient History, Middle East, Carvings And Collectibles.