A rectangular wooden bas-relief carving, approximately 1:2 aspect ratio, depicts a smiling baby Buddha with closed eyes, plump cheeks, and hands cradling its face

A rectangular wooden bas-relief carving, approximately 1:2 aspect ratio, depicts a smiling baby Buddha with closed eyes, plump cheeks, and hands cradling its face. The figure wears simple robes, and its hair is rendered as tight curls. A small urna is visible between the eyebrows. The carving features a dark brown finish with a slightly metallic sheen on the hair curls. It stands vertically on a flat, dark-colored, possibly black, wooden shelf. The background consists of a light-colored, textured wall with vertical striations, showing minor discoloration and some reddish-brown marks on the lower right portion. The scene is located in Hoa Lư Ward, Vietnam.