A black and white line drawing depicting Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of wisdom, music, art, and learning. She is portrayed as an extraordinarily beautiful and serene Indian goddess with refined facial features, calm expressive eyes, and long flowing hair rendered through elegant clean linework. She wears an elaborate traditional sari with richly detailed embroidered borders, layered jewelry, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and a delicate ornamental headdress. Saraswati has exactly four graceful and anatomically coherent arms, clearly separated and easy to read. Her four hands hold her traditional symbolic objects, an ancient sacred book, a prayer rosary, a traditional water pot, and an ornate classical veena. The veena rests naturally across her body and is rendered with intricate decorative line detail. She sits gracefully upon a large blooming lotus. A graceful hamsa swan stands beside her. Around her are lotus flowers, lotus leaves, gentle water ripples, delicate floral ornamentation, an ornate circular halo, and subtle Indian temple-inspired decorative motifs. Her flowing sari, hair, lotus petals, and veena create an elegant balanced composition. Pure black and white line art, crisp clean ink lines, sophisticated contour drawing, extremely fine detail, elegant varying line weight, intricate cross-hatching used sparingly for depth, white background, no color, no grayscale painting, no filled black shadows, beautiful illustrative anatomy, highly detailed hands, harmonious sacred composition, refined mythological illustration, suitable for an elaborate graphic novel plate or luxury coloring-book illustration.