A black and white line drawing of an intricate, symmetrical tribal mask with heart-shaped wings and swirling patterns (butterflies 248)

This is a black and white line drawing of an intricate, symmetrical design that resembles the face of a butterfly or moth. The overall shape is heart-like with two large wings extending from either side of a central body. Each wing has elaborate patterns including concentric circles, spirals, geometric shapes like triangles and chevrons, and leaf-shaped motifs at the base. The top portion features two prominent eye-like designs made up of circular rings nested within larger triangular outlines. These are flanked by decorative bands composed of repeating diamond shapes on each wing's outer edge. Below these eyes, there are more complex curved lines forming abstract representations of antennae or feathers. At the center bottom of the figure lies a small, pointed shield-like element shaped to resemble a stylized flower petal or a blade. This central part connects both sides through delicate curves and zigzagging lines that add depth to its structure. All elements are defined by clean, bold black outlines against a plain white background.