Bronze figure of a man holding a sword in front of him with both hands. One leg is missing. He is wearing a garment that overlaps in the front in three layers, over which he is holding the sword. Its blade is shaped like a leaf, and is made to look like it's being held in front of him, but is supported by a thing bronze beam attaching it to the garment underneath. He may also be holding arrows in the same grasp as the hilt of his sword. There is a hole on his left nostril, similar to where a piercing may be. The figure has two armbands on his his wrist and lower forearm, and there are very intricate motifs carved onto the lower portion of his garment. The blade has holes in it that look intentional. The figure also appears to be wearing a belt that is tied into a knot or bow on his left side. The fingers on his right hand open from their grasp as they rest on top of his left hand while holding the sword. His torso is exposed and there is a hair accessory on the left side of his head. He appers to be wearing jewllery on his remaing foot.