This wooden sculpture depicts a female figure standing on top of another female figure. The head of the bottom figure has been replaced by a construct of slender vertical elements sandwiched between two circular disks. Superimposed figures appear as a common motif in many different Dogon sculptural styles, suggesting that they held great significance for artists and patrons across the Dogon region and for an extended period of time.

The meaning of this motif and the context for this scultpure's purpose is largely unknown.