The Jain Purushkara Yantra is a complex and intricate work of art that is steeped in spiritual and cultural significance. Yantras are geometric designs that are used in Jainism, an ancient religion founded in India, as a means of focusing the mind, purifying the soul, and achieving a transcendental state of spiritual liberation.

The yantra dates back to around 1790, and it depicts the deity Purushkara. The face of the deity is adorned with eight Jinas, or enlightened beings, who are revered as the founders of the Jain faith. Surrounding the body of the deity are sacred Sanskrit symbols that are believed to have powerful spiritual significance. These symbols are said to represent the various aspects of the Jain faith and are meant to guide the viewer on the path to spiritual enlightenment.

You'll receive a heavyweight, giclée, acid-free print that's created to last for generations. The museum-quality paper works perfectly with large, full-color images. The lightly-textured, matte finish captures fine lines and subtle colors, resulting in stunning works of art (without unwanted reflections). 

• Printed using eco-friendly, water-based inks
• FSC approved or sustainably-sourced paper
• Frame and matting isn't included. Print only.
• Shipped in a damage-proof artwork tube. 
• Premium-quality (200gsm) giclée, acid-free paper

➤ DIGITAL-RESTORATION ART

We specialize in digital recreations of vintage sacred and surreal art. Each work is a handmade digital restoration of the original image, not a pixellated copy of an Internet image that some other vendors may sell. We provide high-quality, clean digital restorations — true to the original — with great attention to detail.