A legendary stone head from a remote Pacific island, reduced to just 4.7cm. Marble throughout, with a strong brow ridge, deep-set eyes, and a long straight nose. It reads clearly even at this scale. No base or stand, so it rests wherever you place it.
Up close, the proportions are what make it work. The head takes up most of the form, and the small rounded body feels almost secondary to that enormous face. The subtle variation in the grey gives it depth, like real stone rather than a flat wash. Every detail is tight and deliberate for something this compact.
Tuck it onto a shelf between books, or let it watch from the desk. People stop and lean in when they notice it, even if they can’t explain why. A quiet presence that fits naturally into any workspace.












