This terracotta fragment, featuring a pair of delicately modelled, deeply carved eyes, suggest spiritual insight or divination (ojú inú), highlighting the Yorùbá belief that the eyes reveal one’s ayànmó (predestined path). The work exemplifies the artistry of Igbo 'Laja in Owo during the early 15th century. The deep, introspective gaze is accentuated by the finely incised details of the eyelids and surrounding features. The raised ridges above the brows suggest elaborate adornment or symbolic markings, characteristic of the period's aesthetic preferences. Though incomplete, this fragment captures the essence of naturalism and individuality that defines Owo’s terracotta tradition, offering insight into the technical skill and cultural significance of these works.