A hand-carved wood sculpture of a crowing avian figure, mounted on a rounded green base and rendered in a rustic, folk-art style. The piece utilizes the Ukir technique to define the rhythmic, layered plumage of the tail and wings, featuring a tall, arched tail section carved with deep vertical grooves and a prominent serrated comb. The surface is treated with a distressed polychrome finish, combining a vibrant crimson red body with forest green wing details and yellow highlights, all deliberately abraded to create an aged, countryside patina. This decorative figure captures a common pastoral sight from the Balinese village landscape, emphasizing traditional hand-shaping and the tactile warmth of natural wood.