The statue is carved out of sandstone, expressed in the form of a man, with high bun hair carving a meditating Buddha. Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva stands on a pedestal with behind the arc. The statue has four hands: the rear hands holding the rosary (aksamala) and the lotus (padma); two fore hands holding key attributes. Upper body is bare, lower body wears sampot. The statue was found in Ngai Hoa Thuong - Tra Vinh.

This may be one of the incarnations of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. At the same time, during the century VIII - IX period, the sculpture of the statue had influence on Brahmanism style.