I can’t directly show photos, but I can guide you on what to look for when you search for “Gautam Swami Jain” images:

1. Who is Gautam Swami?

- He was the chief Gandhar (main disciple) of Bhagwan Mahavir. - Very important saint in both Shwetambar and Digambar traditions.

1. How Gautam Swami is usually shown in photos/idols:

Common features: - Peaceful, serious face, eyes often looking slightly down (showing samayik-like peace). - Sitting in padmāsan (lotus posture) or sometimes ardha-padmasan. - Very simple look, without ornaments, symbolizing detachment.

In Shwetambar tradition: - Usually shown wearing white clothes. - Sometimes shown holding a rajoharan (white whisk broom). - Often depicted near Bhagwan Mahavir or listening to his sermon.

In Digambar tradition: - Shown as a monk with very simple appearance, emphasizing full renunciation. - May be near Bhagwan Mahavir in samavasaran pictures (divine preaching assembly).

1. How to find photos:

- Search online for: - “Gautam Swami Jain photo” - “Gautam Gandhar Jain image” - Many Jain temple sites and Jain calendar/poster images will show him, especially scenes like: - Gautam Swami achieving keval-jnan (omniscience). - Gautam Swami with Bhagwan Mahavir.

1. For personal use (puja / study):

- You can download a clear, respectful image and keep it: - In your pūjā room or study place. - On your phone/desktop as a reminder of shraddhā (devotion) and sāmāyik bhāv (peaceful state).

If you tell me whether you follow mainly Shwetambar or Digambar tradition, I can describe even more specifically what kind of Gautam Swami image would be most traditional for you.