The Vairocana Mandala Sketch features Vairocana Buddha at its center, encircled by decorative rings of flowers and knots.
In Mahayana Buddhism, Vairocana Buddha is a prominent figure, often illustrated with a sun disc behind his head while seated in the lotus position.
His radiant halo represents his all-knowing nature, and he may be shown with four faces, each corresponding to one of the cardinal directions.
He can also be depicted holding a wheel or vajra, which symbolizes his ability to eliminate ignorance, and occasionally with a third eye, representing his profound wisdom.
Furthermore, he is sometimes illustrated with a scepter, which signifies his power to fulfill desires.
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