The gown of the Shakyamuni Buddha is quite light compared to that on the coins in the name of Buddha, clearly showing the outline of the body, in a nearly transparent way. These are probably the first two layers of monastic clothing the "antaravasaka" and the "uttarasanga". Also, his gown is folded over the left arm (rather than being held in the left hand as above), a feature only otherwise known in the Bimaran casket and suggestive of a scarf-like "uttariya". He has an abundant topknot covering the ushnisha, and a simple or double halo, sometimes radiating, surrounds his head.