Unidentified Fragment with Geometric Design

The item appears to be a fragment, possibly ceramic or pottery, characterized by a muted beige or light brown background with darker, seemingly carved or painted, geometric patterns. The overall shape is irregular and organic, suggesting it is a broken piece of a larger object. The darker patterns are abstract and somewhat resemble a cross-like or four-lobed motif, though the edges are soft and indistinct due to the low resolution and blurriness of the image. The material exhibits a matte, unglazed texture, similar to bisque fired pottery or unpolished stone, and there are no discernible glossy areas. Its small size is implied by its placement on what appears to be a textured fabric surface, possibly a lap or clothing. Due to the extreme blurriness and lack of sharp detail, it is impossible to assess specific physical characteristics such as dimensions, precise material composition, or construction techniques. No manufacturer's marks, signatures, or other distinguishing elements are visible. The condition seems stable, though it is a fragment, implying prior breakage. Estimating its age or style period is highly challenging without clearer visual information or contextual clues. The craftsmanship, material quality, and any unique aspects are likewise obscured by the image quality.