This is a gilt-bronze Buddhist statue found during the investigation of Baekje Period temple sites in Buyeo Gyuam-myeon in 1970. The head surrounded by three-sided flower diadem, body part engraved softly and beautifully and lotus pedestrial expressed modestly are showing the complete modeling beauty. Furthermore, downward eyes and smile in the mouth overflow mercy of this statue to the whole body. The beadwork crosses in an 'X' and flows from the shoulder. The right hand is holding a small bead with the thumb and the index finger. The left hand is holding the cloth. The beautiful smile, the figure of the statue and sculpture reflects the time period it was made in. This was made in the early seventh century.