A small but character-rich vintage stone carving, likely Mexican onyx, depicting a stylized figure in a sombrero. Pieces like this were often made as decorative souvenirs, but the hand-carved construction and natural banded stone give it a bit more presence than typical tourist pieces.
The sombrero top lifts to reveal a small cylindrical opening, making it functional as a toothpick holder or simply a unique display object. The two-piece construction is secured with a visible screw, a detail commonly seen in mid-century carved onyx items from Mexico.