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The Manjushri Mandala Drawing features Manjushri at its center, encircled by four intricate knots positioned in the corners of the mandala.
Manjushri is a bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism, embodying wisdom and knowledge.
Typically, he is depicted as a young monk holding a sword in one hand and either a book or a lotus flower in the other.
In some representations, he is illustrated with four arms, each grasping a different symbol: a sword to sever ignorance, a book to signify knowledge, a lotus flower to denote purity, and a vase to symbolize the nectar of wisdom.