In Jainism, the statue of Padmaprabha is called the Padmaprabha Pratimā (also simply Padmaprabha Murti). Pratimā means an idol or statue that represents the Tirthankara. Padmaprabha’s emblem is the lotus, so the Pratimā is often identified by the lotus symbol alongside the Tirthankara’s figure.

Notes:

• Digambara and Śvetāmbara traditions both use the term Pratimā/Murti, with differences in iconography and conventions, but the basic name Padmaprabha Pratimā remains the same.
• When naming in temples or manuals, you may also hear it as Padmaprabha Bhagwan’s Pratimā (Bhagwan meaning Tirthankara).