"Ixidor," the name given to the magnificent statue, a symbol of beauty and desire, yet treated with disrespect by those who touch and admire its form lewdly. Whether it be men or women, they feel a sense of entitlement to touch the statue, disregarding the craftsmanship and artistry behind its creation, seeing it as nothing more than a symbol of sexual allure.

Despite the statue's lack of life, you can sense the burden in its frozen eyes, conveying a sense of sadness. Yet, why should it matter if people touch the statue? It is merely a lifeless clay figure, after all, created by humans and subject to their whims and desires, without any consciousness or emotions to feel the violation it endures.