The image shows a beautifully crafted gold-colored metal idol of Rishabadevar.
The statue features:
-
A deity seated on Nandi (the sacred bull) in an elegant posture.
-
A highly detailed arch (prabhavali) behind the deity, decorated with ornate patterns.
-
The idol is placed on a carved rectangular pedestal, giving it a royal look.
The image also contains measurement text:
-
Height: 8 inches
-
Base length: 5 inches
-
Base width: 3 inches
-
Weight: 1.210 kg
-
Product code: 25GF270
There is also a watermark: “AVK THE ZHIL 8122081528”.
Rishabadevar (also known as Rishabhanatha or Rishabha Deva) is the first Tirthankara (spiritual teacher) of Jainism.
Key Significance:
-
He is considered the founder of Jain Dharma’s spiritual lineage.
-
Also called Ādinātha, meaning “The First Lord.”
-
His symbol is the bull (Rishabha)—hence he is often depicted seated or standing with a bull emblem.
-
He taught early humans various arts, crafts, social order, and moral living.
-
Rishabadevar represents:
-
Austerity
-
Knowledge
-
Detachment
-
Compassion
Iconography:
-
Usually shown in padmasana or kayotsarga posture.
-
The bull symbol identifies him among the 24 Tirthankaras.
-
Calm expression, long ears, and serene facial features symbolize enlightenment.