 An example of the influence of the Northern Wei style is the statue now at the National Museum of Korea.This image, probably once a part of a single-mandorla triad, has robes draped in the same style as the Yong'a Buddha.However, the Baekje-specific modifications, such as the gentleness of the face, Omega-like folds in the under robe, and a sense of stability exhibited in the expansiveness of the robes as they flare out, clearly differentiate this image from those from Goguryeo.