The head of this simple musical instrument belongs to the Type D1 figurines as can be seen in the way the eyeballs are represented which have a central perforation as a pupil. Red face paint, of which traces are still visible, also belong to these types of representations, as do the careful representation of the elaborate hairdo and perforated disc-shaped earpieces.

Small breasts were modeled on the body clearly indicating that the personage is female, but everything else is superficial pastillage to represent the arms and legs of a hollow globular body whose perforations transform it into a small whistle. Whistles and maracas are abundant in the materials of this culture where music could not be left out.