Tiny Picasso-style face sculpture features colorful spindles and whimsical details.
A close up view of a tiny sculpture that is mounted to the wall. The sculpture is of a Picaso-style face. The sculpture is made of shiny color enamelled clay. Three spindles are coming out of the top of the face. The left spindle has a white center ball with colored balls attached to it. The colored balls are black, clear, green, yellow, blue, orange, and green. These balls are the same size except for two smaller balls that are green and blue. The spindle in the middle has an upside down gumby type creature. This creature is green with short arms and legs. It has a smile. It has white dots for eyes. The spindle on the right has a blue ball at the end of it. The face is a very light green that has misaligned eyes. A larger eye is a white oblong on the front and is higher than the smaller oblong white eye to the right. Both eyes have black circles for centers. Lips are shaped on the bottom left of the face. A cheek protrudes from the bottom center of the face. The right ear is a small loop mug handle. The left ear is an elongated piece that hugs the left side of the face. The left of a black circle is the base and mounting of the sculpture. The wall behind the sculpture is beige with an orange peel texture.