The stunning robe draped on his princely figure, flows evenly & filled lavishly and artistically with carvings of almost all the eight Ampicious symbols including the Conch-shell, the Dharma-chakra, two Golden fishes, the Lotus, the Parasol, the Treasure vase and the knot and the thirteen mantras of Buddhism, the most powerful being-“Om Mani Padme Hum”.
A well set lengthy scarf-like border awesomely carved & inlaid in copper is wrapped on the robe. Representing his iconic attributes in a wonderous manner are the lengthened earlobes signifying his ability of hearing the sufferings of the world to be cured; the short & tight ringlet curled hair on the head symbolising getting rid of ignorance; the three divine Shiva-lines on the kanthika enhancing his soulful voice; with the beautiful eyebrows over the closed eyes means looking inward of self; and the third eye on the forehead are amazingly carved. Overall, this crowning beauty of buddha in brass with the copper-inlay carvings of three Shiva- lines, eyebrows, the third eye, the lotus in the palm and the long scarf shows an intact figure with the expression of the face making up his descent, soulful and divine being.