An ornate, U-shaped metal headpiece, consistent with a tiara or crown, is depicted against a white, subtly textured surface

An ornate, U-shaped metal headpiece, consistent with a tiara or crown, is depicted against a white, subtly textured surface. The primary structure consists of a silver-toned metal band, approximately 1 cm in width, which forms an open curve. The ends of this band curl inward into small scrolls. Extending upwards from the band are numerous decorative elements crafted from brass-toned metal. These decorations include stylized leaves and multi-petaled flowers, some of which feature small, clear, faceted stones embedded in their centers. The individual elements are interconnected and attached to the main band by intricate wirework, also brass-toned, forming a dense, vine-like pattern. One elongated, possibly stone or metal, drop-shaped pendant hangs from the lower left side of the arrangement. Both the silver-toned band and the brass-toned decorative components exhibit areas of tarnishing and oxidation, indicative of age or wear. The object is positioned at an angle, with its opening facing towards the bottom center of the frame. The scene is located in Qarabucaq qəsəbə, Azerbaijan.