 The Goguryeo seated Buddha displays typical Goguryeo traits, such as the rounded "ushnisha" and head and hands disproportionately larger relative to the body.The depiction of the folds of the robe over a now lost rectangular throne are exuberant with no sense of following a set scheme.A Baekje soapstone seated Buddha discovered at the Kunsu-ri temple site in Buyeo displays the soft roundness and static nature of the early Baekje style during the second half of the 6th century.