The image is a text-based article written in Korean. The text is written in black ink on a white background and is divided into two columns. The first column is titled "This statue shows a classic contemplative pose: one leg perched up on the other knee, with fingers raised up against the cheek. This pose was derived from the young Indian Prince, Siddhartha Gautama, contemplating the nature of human life."

The second column is a description of the statue, which is a tall crown decorated with a sun and moon, and the significance of the artistic style and technique is further exemplified by several lifelike details. The statue is a natural sitting posture, the organic harmony between the body parts, and a dynamic flow of the veil robe and waist rope. The bronze layer of the sculpture is exceptionally thin showing that the artisans of the period had developed advanced metal craft techniques.