Unified Silla Buddhist stele made by artisans from the conquered Baekje Kingdom.  The image is important because it is evidence of the mixing of two art traditions, its similarities with some Japanese sculpture such as the Shaka Triad, and the image indicates some sort of undocumented iconoclasm may have existed in Korea.
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