The statue is heavy, and sculpted almost in round. There is no doubt that her elegantly serene and contemplative countenance are more comparable to that of a Tang Buddhist sculpture (618-907 A.D.). Nonetheless, it is interesting to note that bared torso female religious figures are found exclusively only in Southeast Asia. Hence, her Chinese features attributed this large stone carving to early Ming dynasty, and her kneeling posture made aware of her servitude in a imperial family tomb.
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