A round, youthful, sweet looking face is typical for the Burmese Buddha statues.
Images of the Buddha can be idented by distinctive psysical characteristics postures and hand gestures.
The most conspicuous are the ushnisha, a cranial bump indicating special wisdom; the urna, a round tuft of hair between the eyebrows, indicating supernatural vision; short curled hair, indicating nobility (ancient Indian royality wore huge heavy earrings that stretched the lobes)
The ushnisha sometimes takes the form of a flame, indicating illumination.
A Buddha’s expression is mostly serene, the eyes half- closed in meditation and a gentle smile on the lips.