The image presents a close-up, vertical shot of a keyring featuring a stylized indigenous figure, located in Río Grande, Mexico

The image presents a close-up, vertical shot of a keyring featuring a stylized indigenous figure, located in Río Grande, Mexico. The central subject is a carved head and partial bust, crafted from multiple materials. The figure's head, appearing to be made of a yellowish-brown resin or wood, exhibits a pronounced aquiline nose, prominent cheekbones, and a stern expression with deep-set eyes under dark, furrowed brows. A red band is positioned across the forehead, above a yellow segment. Two thin, light gray or off-white strips descend from the sides of the head, partially obscured by a surrounding mass of dark, curly, fibrous material resembling faux fur or coarse yarn, which represents hair or a headdress. Below the head, the figure's bust reveals an inner layer of orange-brown material, potentially leather, and an outer, lighter brown textured material covering the shoulders. A small, light-brown leather loop extends from the top of the figure's head, connecting to a silver-colored metal split ring. A distinct shadow of the keyring mechanism is cast onto the background. The background primarily consists of a textured, vibrant purple surface, consistent with painted expanded polystyrene foam. To the far left, a smooth, solid dark blue vertical surface is visible, contrasting with the textured purple.