This image depicts a weathered stone relief carving of a humanoid figure, presumably located in Batheay, Cambodia

This image depicts a weathered stone relief carving of a humanoid figure, presumably located in Batheay, Cambodia. The figure, possibly representing a child or small being, is sculpted in a seated position with knees bent and hands clasped together near its chest. It features a round head with wide, prominent eyes, a broad nose, and an open, downward-curved mouth. The carving exhibits significant discoloration, varying from light gray to dark gray, with patches of green, yellow, and black organic growth, likely mold or lichen, covering its surface and accentuating its textured details. The figure is integrated into a rough, textured background, also appearing to be carved stone or concrete. Sculpted leaf-like or floral elements, exhibiting similar weathering and green-blue patination, are visible in relief to the upper right and lower left of the central figure. Minor green plant growth is present at the bottom right of the frame.