Stone Art Face with Magnetic Eyes and Mouth

This item is an oval-shaped piece of flat, polished stone, possibly slate or a similar metamorphic rock, distinguished by its earthy tones of reddish-brown, green, and hints of black. The surface exhibits a naturally mottled and textured appearance, with color variations that suggest either natural mineral composition or an applied patination to create an aged effect. The stone's primary feature is the arrangement of three circular, black, flat magnets, strategically placed to resemble a human face: two for eyes, relatively symmetrical, and one lower down for a mouth. These magnets appear to be glued or otherwise affixed to the stone, though the exact method is not clearly discernible. There are slight imperfections and what could be natural fissures or scratches across the surface, particularly a thin, darker line resembling a crack or vein on the right side. The edges appear smooth and rounded, indicating a deliberate shaping and finishing process. The item is handheld in the image, suggesting a size suitable for display on a shelf, desk, or possibly as a wall hanging if an appropriate fixture is on the reverse side (not visible). The overall aesthetic leans towards a rustic or abstract art style, possibly a modern interpretation of ancient petroglyphs or simplified mask motifs. The craftsmanship involves stone cutting, polishing, and the precise placement of the magnetic elements, suggesting a decorative piece rather than a functional tool. The visible condition includes minor surface wear consistent with handling, and possibly natural variations in the stone.