This statue features Mahaveer Swami (Lord Mahavira), the last Tirthankara of Jainism, depicted in a serene, meditative posture. The idol is finished in a smooth, matte silver tone, giving it a contemporary yet devotional appearance that highlights the purity and tranquility of the figure.
Lord Mahavira is shown seated cross-legged (Padmasana) with his hands resting in his lap in a gesture of meditation. A distinctive multi-tiered, fan-like aureole or canopy rises behind his head, intricately sculpted to frame the figure. Small, subtle colored accents (like a tilak on the forehead and a mark on the chest) may be present to define sacred features. The figure rests on a simple, solid base. This statue is perfectly sized as a significant centerpiece for a Jain temple, meditation space, or study.
