Archaeological clay figurine fragment excavated from the South African Iron Age archaeological site of K2, dating approximately AD 1030 - AD 1220. The figurine consists of two buttocks, torso, navel and right arm. The cylindrical torso is elongated and extends vertically from the steatopygia buttocks to the protruding right arm. The arm is stubby and rounded around the edges. Around the protruding navel, punctured decoration is visible. This decoration is in a circular formation. The figure is characterised with a small protruding navel, with extremely small punctured decoration around the navel.