The sculptor has carved the garments of this image, whose identity remains unknown, in great detail. The elegant vertical pleats of the sampot, a short skirt-like garment, are more numerous than those of earlier sculptures. Delicate eight-petaled flowers are incised into the excess folds on the left thigh, and jeweled pendants hang from the low-slung belt with its fine patterns that seem to represent metal rather than cloth. Both royalty and guardians wore belts such as this.