The group figurine is of four figures joined at their legs, spreading out of a mushroom-shape base. They are embracing each other with their extended arms at the shoulders level. The figures are flat modeled in stylized style, standing frontal, with large heads. Their faces are depicted with prominent noses and large circles for eyes.
By the style and the nature of the cast, most probably copper, it seems to be of the earliest examples of this early type.

Cf. For sets of four joined figurines: Negbi, O., Tel Aviv University Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv, 1976, p. 4 fig. 1, plates 1-2 figs. 1-4.
For the style: Ibid, plate 2 fig. 7.