Dimensions: Height 57 cm Wide 46 cm Depth 26 cm
Weight: 16.45 Kilograms

Cast in bronze, the Buddha is shown seated in bhūmisparśa mudrā (earth-touching gesture), his right hand extended to call the earth to witness his enlightenment, the left resting in his lap in meditation. He sits in the lotus posture upon a double-lotus base with gently rounded petals. The robe is draped elegantly over the left shoulder, leaving the right shoulder bare, its folds falling in fluid, parallel pleats.

The face is modeled with serene expression, almond-shaped downcast eyes, arched brows, and a faint smile. The ushnisha rises in a domed form covered with small curls, topped by a smooth rounded finial. The smooth contours, restrained ornament, and calm dignity are characteristic of Burmese images of the Ava period, when sculpture emphasized harmonious balance and spiritual introspection.

The surface retains traces of an old dark patina, with areas of wear consistent with ritual use.