National Museum of Korea

The National Museum of Korea is a historical museum as well as a craftsmanship in South Korea and is the social association that speaks to Korea.

Since its foundation in 1945, the gallery has been focused on different investigations and research exercises in the fields of prehistoric studies, history, and craftsmanship, persistently building up an assortment of shows and instruction programs.

Accumulation incorporates; more decorations, including a silver belt adornment recorded 'Buindae "Madame's belt", were found in the North tomb than in the South tomb, recommending that the North tomb is a woman's.

The gold crown mirrors the proprietor's political and social class. Contemplative Bodhisattva or Gilt-bronze Maitreya in Meditation, National Treasure No. 83, This Bodhisattva, from the mid-Seventh-century, sit with one leg over the other, out to lunch with fingers on its cheeks.

The posture is gotten from that of the Buddha thinking about the life of people.