Unusual in Nasca ceramic art, this figure stands upright, wearing a long loincloth that reaches the base behind him. He has a broad, stocky body, with his short legs set apart. His arms project forward from the torso, and in his right hand is a short club or baton, while his left hand grips a severed human head, a ritual trophy signifying power, status, and participation in ceremonial practices linked to warfare and fertility rites in Nasca culture.