The image shows two small figurines of animals, one lying down and the other standing upright. The figurines appear to be made of clay or stone and are painted in a light brown color. The lying down figurine is on the left side of the image and is slightly larger than the standing one on the right side. Both figurines have a rough, uneven texture and are resting on a beige-colored surface.

The figurines are in the shape of a pig's head and neck, with its head slightly tilted downwards and its eyes closed. The body of the pig is elongated and its mouth is slightly open, as if it is snoozing or sleeping. The head is slightly curved and its ears are perked up, giving it an alert and peaceful expression. The feet are long and thin, with a pointed tip and a small nose. The overall appearance of the figurines is weathered and aged, suggesting that they have been used for a long time.