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Shantinatha Deer Emblem Charm
Shantinatha Deer Emblem Charm
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Pendant: 925 Sterling Silver
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Shantinatha is the sixteenth of the twenty-four Jain Tirthankaras, and his emblem is the deer. His name comes from śānti, 'peace', and he is one of the most widely venerated of the Jinas.In Jain art the emblem, carved on the pedestal of an image, identifies which Tirthankara it...
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Shantinatha is the sixteenth of the twenty-four Jain Tirthankaras, and his emblem is the deer. His name comes from śānti, 'peace', and he is one of the most widely venerated of the Jinas.
In Jain art the emblem, carved on the pedestal of an image, identifies which Tirthankara it represents. This charm is a sign of respect for the Jina of peace.
Read the story behind this symbol: Shantinatha: The Deer Emblem.
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Shantinatha Deer Emblem Charm