Mahavira Jain Vidyalay Suvarna Mahotsav Granth Part 1

Author(s): Mahavir Jain Vidyalaya Mumbai
Publisher: Mahavir Jain Vidyalay

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286 SHRI MAHAVIRA JAINA VIDYALAYA GOLDEN JUBILEE VOLUME
lines all around having space in between the two and is not inscribed. Height: 71".
(4) P. M. Arch. No. 10682: Rsabhanatha & Mahavira.
Image of Rsabhanatha and Mahāvīra standing together on a lotus pedestal against a high backed throne (?); Rṣabhanatha having his Kesavallari falling down on his shoulders and his emblem (mutilated) "Bull" represented on the pedestal; small urna marks shewn on his forehead and a halo with triple umbrella at the back of his head, his hair over head arranged in spiral form with a knot at the top, Srivatsa on chest; Mahavira, recognised as such by his läñchana (emblem) the "Lion" depicted on the pedestal, ūrṇā marks (only the traces) shewn on his forehead and a halo with trilinear umbrella at the back. of his head, Srivatsa on chest. Height: 7". For a photo see fig. 5, also see Patna Museum Catalogue, pl. XXXV.
(5) P. M. Arch. No. 10683: Rṣabhanatha.
He is recognised as such by his Kesavallari falling down on his shoulders and coming up to his chest; standing on a lotus pedestal with his hands coming down straight and touching his knees with fingers; his emblem "Bull" is represented on the pedestal, his hair over head arranged in spiral form with a knot at the top, ūrṇā shewn on his forehead. Height: 71".
(6) P. M. Arch. No. 10684.
Ditto. Height: 7".
(7) P. M. Arch. No. 10685.
Ditto, but pedestal differently designed-showing vertical cuttings in parallel lines having space in between the two. Height: 5". (8) P. M. Arch. No. 10686.
Ditto. Height: 33".
(9) P. M. Arch. No. 10687: Ṛsabhanatha.
He is recognised as such by his Kesavallari falling down on his shoulders and by his emblem "Bull" depicted on the pedestal, seated on lotus pedestal in Vajrasana, Dhyanamudra, hair on sides arranged in curls with bends shewn upwards, and on head arranged in spirals (not so clear) with a knot at the top. Height: 2".
(10) P. M. Arch. No. 10689. Kunthünätha.
Standing on lotus pedestal with his hands coming down to his knees, hair on head arranged in a top knot, his emblem "Goat" represented on the pedestal. Height: 24".