A sacred geometric diagram used in Tibetan Buddhism for healing and spiritual restoration. At the heart of the composition sits the Medicine Buddha, easily identifiable by his deep blue (lapis lazuli) complexion, symbolizing his power to heal physical and mental suffering. He is seated in a meditative posture within a central sanctum, surrounded by an intricate square palace featuring four elaborate gateways that represent the cardinal directions.

The artwork is characterized by its exquisite gold-leaf detailing and a complex secondary palette of earthy greens, reds, and blues. Surrounding the central palace are several concentric rings filled with swirling vine patterns and traditional symbolic motifs that radiate outward to a deep black border. In each corner, circular medallions house additional protective deities or symbols, all framed by a lush, golden floral border. This Thangka serves as a profound visual aid for meditation, designed to guide the viewer toward a state of inner peace and wellness.