It looks like a metal head of a Buddhist bodhisattva statue, most likely Avalokiteshvara (known as Chenrezig in Tibet or Guanyin/Kannon in East Asia).
A few clues pointing that way:
Serene, half-closed eyes → classic bodhisattva expression of compassion and meditation
Ornate crown and side ornaments → bodhisattvas are depicted as adorned beings (unlike Buddhas, who are usually simpler)
Elaborate headdress with floral/scroll motifs → common in Himalayan and Southeast Asian Buddhist art
Material looks like bronze or brass, possibly cast, with age patina
The fact that it’s just the head suggests it may be:
A fragment from a larger statue
A ritual or decorative piece meant to be mounted
An older object that broke or was separated over time
If you want to narrow it down further (age, region, value), helpful details would be:
Where it was found or purchased
Approximate size and weight
Any markings on the inside or base
Whether it’s solid or hollow
But at a glance: a bodhisattva head, likely Avalokiteshvara/Guanyin, in a traditional Asian Buddhist style.