The image is a photograph of a stone sculpture on display in a museum. The sculpture is a headdress, which is a type of headdress that is typically used in ancient Mayan culture. It is made of a light-colored stone and has intricate carvings on its surface.

The headdress is in the shape of a face, with two large eyes, a nose, and a mouth. The eyes are closed, and the mouth is slightly open, as if it is about to speak. The nose and mouth are also intricately carved, with a small bird perched on top of the headdress. The headdress also has two large wings on either side of the eyes, which are also carved with intricate patterns and designs. The wings are curved and have a pointed tip, and they are also decorated with small flowers and leaves. The statue is displayed on a white pedestal, and there is a label on the top right corner of the image that reads "Different headdresses, but their arrangementation took on unique values in each case."