Chakreshwari Devi, also known as Chakresvari or Apraticakra, is the Yakshini (guardian goddess) of Lord Adinath (Rishabhanatha), the first Tirthankara in Jainism. She is a highly revered deity in Jain tradition.

Iconography:

• Number of Hands: Chakreshwari Devi is commonly depicted with eight hands (ashta-bhuja).
• What She Carries: In her eight hands, she typically holds the following objects:

1. Chakra (discus) 2. Trishula (trident) 3. Vajra (thunderbolt) 4. Bow 5. Arrow 6. Lotus 7. Noose (pasha) 8. One hand may be in the varada mudra (gesture of boon-giving) or holding a fruit

She is often shown riding a Garuda (a mythical bird).

Note: The exact objects may vary slightly in different temples or regional traditions, but the above list represents the most commonly described attributes in Jain iconography.