Disc with a Jain Siddhachakra diagram. Portable or domestic shrine. Painting in watercolour on paper, set within a brass disc. In the central circle of the design a white figure of a Jain arhat sits in the meditation posture on a throne which stands in front of a low screen or railing. The central circle is surrounded by eight trefoil medallions in a shape possibly intended to suggest lotus petals. Four of these have human figures alternating with four with inscriptions only. The top medallion shows a red figure of a Siddha or perfect soul seated in meditative posture in the crescent representing the abode of perfected souls. The other three figures are depicted wearing white robes, as Jain monks of the Shvetambara sect do, and have bodies coloured variously gold, green and blue. They represent the ācārya, upādhyāya and sadhu. Between the outer edges of each of these medallions is a symmetrical foliage design.