Classification : Gangwon-do designated Cultural Assets
Designation Number : tangible #128
Location : 140-2-dae, Seogokjeongsa , SSangyong1-ri, Seo-myeon
Designated Date : 2001. 12. 29

Seogokjeongsa Yaksayeoraeipsang is enshrined in Yaksajeon. The plinth, the body and mandola mold are all carved in one stone. It's made in granite. The plinth is composed of 2 layers. On the lower part lotus shape of double layered lotus is carved, and lotus-shape is carved on the upper side. The flower shape is carved. a Buddhist image has somewhat long face and rich body. Because it's severely worn, details of the face are not seen very well. Its ears are so long, they reach its shoulders. There is no 3 steps of ascetic practices seen. The curve of the shoulder is gentle. The left hand is held down, and the right hand is holding a medicine bottle about its stomach. The robe is made of thin silk and shows an 'U' shape on the chest. The end of The robe reaches the plinth. The mandola is thought to have the light of the head with the light of the body of a round jewerly, and shapes are seemed to be carved all over the mandola. However, it's not sure because the mandola is severely worn. The stomach part of the mandola is thick and sound. Except for the damage of some of the upper parts, it's well preserved.

[References]
Hanrim University Museum Gangwon-do Yeongwol-gun, 1995, .