AQUARIUS HUMA

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A detailed bas-relief carving features an intricate interwoven design, blending ancient symbols, tools, and primordial art. Two prominent, heavily textured and patterned cross-like shapes dominate the center, resembling ancient metal or carved stone tools, possibly an anchor, a compass, and other instruments. One of the cross-like shapes features a blue eye on its left side.

The background is filled with textured sections, some smooth, some adorned with small dots, and others with swirling patterns reminiscent of water or smoke. Within these background areas, various cave paintings or petroglyph-style figures are depicted in black. These figures include humans hunting with bows and arrows, gathering, dancing, and interacting with animals like horses and what appears to be a fish or aquatic creature. Handprints are also visible in a reddish-brown hue.

One section of the background shows a sunburst motif with a central sphere. Other areas incorporate geometric shapes such as squares and spirals. The overall color palette is earthy, with shades of beige, brown, and grey, accented by black and the blue of the eye. The texture throughout the carving suggests a tactile quality, as if it were made from clay, stone, or aged wood, with deep grooves and raised elements creating