The bronze gilded bench Buddha statue in the Northern Wei Dynasty is 7.6 cm high, and the gilding is even and thick, with dry pits. Some bronzing shows purple-gold rust spots, and some bronzing falls off with patina rust.

The bronze Buddha statue has a thin shoulder and a thin face with a smile. Big eyes, almond-shaped cross section, straight eyes, high nose, dignified and comely appearance, quiet Wen Ya. Most of them are polished meat buns with no hairlines. The upper body seems to be covered with a shoulder coat, a skirt, light clothes and simple clothing lines. The left hand hangs down, and the right hand holds Maurize's seal. Legs stand side by side on the lotus Buddha platform, which is a waist-shaped four-legged Buddha bed, also known as the bench Buddha, with lotus petal-shaped backlight. There seems to be two inscriptions in the middle of the Buddha's back, which are unclear for a moment.