Yes. In Jainism, every Tirthankar is associated with a unique emblem or symbol (lanchhhan). This emblem serves as an identifying marker and is tied to a notable episode or quality from the Tirthankar’s life, often reflecting a miracle, a deed, or a spiritual lesson from that era. The emblem helps devotees recognize and meditate on the Tirthankar’s teachings, and you’ll see it used in idols, paintings, and festivals.

Important nuances:

• The emblem is specific to each Tirthankar and is part of both major sects, though the exact associations or narratives around some symbols can vary between Digambar and Śvetāmbar traditions.
• The symbol’s meaning is rooted in authentic Jain narrations about the Tirthankar’s life and virtues, not in embellishments from outside Jain sources.

If you’d like, I can provide a complete list of all Tirthankaras with their symbols and recount the traditional stories or episodes connected to each emblem (and note any differences between Digambar and Śvetāmbar interpretations).