Featured Gaah, How Would You Even Describe This?

I have no idea how to describe this, so I'm pondering just throwing it into a lot with other items. Does't look like it's exceptionally well done or anything, but I'd still like to know who made it.

There's a maker's mark at the bottom of the pin, but it just looks like a generic oval with a long checkmark inside it.

My daughter says it looks like a mummy. Only description I can think of is "modernist". Suggestions?

 

Well, it made me chuckle, so I bet someone would be amused enough to want it.

For some reason it makes me think of the 20s? But that doesn't mean it was made then.

 

Reminds me of M.C. Escher's "bond of union":

https://www.mcescher.com/gallery/recognition-success/bond-of-union/

I'd call it a spiral face/head or ribbon face/head?

 

Car test dummy's head that has been put through the shredder?????

 

LOL. I needed that laugh.

 

I like the idea of ribbon face/head. Heck, maybe I'll go with that with a low price, just to move it along.

Maybe I'll toss in crash test dummy for good measure.

 

Deconstructed?

 

Surrealist.

 

Surrealist - try to decipher the mark? I can't enlarge it enough.

 

The mark is very generic looking. I tried to cut that area of the photo but it came out too grainy. It is just an oval with a very elongated checkmark on it.

Surrealist is another good descriptor too.

 

What is the size and did you check for silver? It has a lot of casting porosity and mold lines were not removed.

 

Something to wear on days when you feel you're coming unraveled.

 

Actually, Gaah sounds like a Dadaist word

 

Banksy brooch?

 

Silver didn't even occur to me because I thought it was so crude looking on the back (to me) - but I'll definitely check now that you mentioned it.

 

It's 2-1/4" long and 1-1/4" wide.

 

I think it would sell given the unusual look. Made me giggle when I saw it too.
Looks kinda like the invisible man creature thing when he gets wrapped up in cloth.
I hope I have the right spooky guy.

 

Spaced out

 

I'd put "unique" as a keyword in the title.