In Jain tradition, it is appropriate to keep images of the Tirthankaras (the twenty‑four enlightened teachers) in an office. These images are meant as reminders of Jain teachings and should be treated with reverence, not as objects of worship like in some other religions.

Practical guidance:

• Best choices: frames with images of Tirthankaras such as Mahavira, Adinath (Rishabhanath), Parshvanath, Chandraprabha, etc. The focus is on the Tirthankaras’ teachings, not on deities from other traditions.
• Special cases: Śvetāmbara tradition sometimes uses Jivantasvami images (Mahavira as a prince) in certain contexts; Digambar tradition generally does not use these same images. If you follow a specific Jain tradition at your center, align with that practice.
• Presentation: keep the frame modest and clean, placed in a respectful spot (not in the middle of a cluttered desk). Avoid images that are flashy or distracting.
• Etiquette: handle the frame gently, keep it free from dust, and avoid placing it where it could be disturbed or disrespected.

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