A Deity Mandala is a sacred artwork that symbolizes the divine realms of enlightened beings. Intricately designed, it represents spiritual harmony, the universe's balance, and the path to enlightenment. Each mandala features deities at its core, embodying wisdom, compassion, and protection, serving as a powerful meditation tool and a window into the sacred dimensions.

The mandala's intricate details are not merely decorative; each element carries a specific meaning. The colors used are symbolic, with blues and greens often representing healing energies. The shapes, like circles and squares, can represent perfection and stability. The surrounding deities might represent protectors, disciples, or aspects of the Buddha himself. By meditating on these elements, practitioners can connect with the Medicine Buddha's healing essence and integrate his teachings into their lives.

Medicine Buddha Mandalas come in various forms, most commonly as thangkas, which are Tibetan scroll paintings. They serve as a visual aid for meditation, allowing practitioners to focus their minds and cultivate inner peace, ultimately promoting healing on both spiritual and physical levels.