This Gandhara schist relief, illustrates two key moments from the Buddha’s life- his visit to Kapilavastu and the ordination of his son Rahula. The Buddha, depicted with a halo, stands serenely among richly draped figures in Greco-Buddhist style. The composition captures emotional reverence and human interaction through detailed carving and naturalistic posture. Characteristic of the Gandhara School, this panel reflects the fusion of Hellenistic realism and Buddhist spirituality, emphasizing narrative storytelling and devotional symbolism.