Right profile of the head of a jackal, made of obsidian. Simple markings to delineate the mouth are incised into the obsidian and the eye is inlaid. There are markings which suggest the ear may also have been inlaid.

The Buddha sits in the lotus position, his right foot over his left. His right hand rests on his knee, fingers pointing down and palm open. In his left hand he holds the hem of his robe, which is v-necked and gathered around his arms and knees. He wears a band around his neck.

While the hole in the ring is circular, the ring itself appears to be ovoid due to extensions for the bird's head and tail. The tail stretches out approximately 20mm, smooth and curved on top but incised and stained beneath.