Bhaiṣajya Tathāgata, the Medicine Buddha, embodies healing, compassion, and the alleviation of suffering in Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism. Traditionally depicted holding a medicinal myrobalan plant, he represents both physical and spiritual restoration.

Created through the appliqué technique, this work constructs the sacred image through layered and stitched fabric rather than paint. The tactile surface and disciplined textile arrangement reinforce the contemplative presence of the deity, uniting devotion, craftsmanship, and sacred form.