According to Jain tradition, particularly in the Digambara sect, Mata Padmavati Devi is regarded as the Yakshini (attendant goddess) of Bhagwan Parshvanath, the 23rd Tirthankara. In iconography and temple arrangements:

• Padmavati Devi is typically placed on the right side (from the devotee’s perspective, i.e., left side of the idol) of Parshvanath Bhagwan.
• On the left side (from devotee’s perspective, i.e., right side of the idol), Dharanendra Yaksha, the Yaksha attendant of Parshvanath, is usually placed.

This arrangement is followed in most Jain temples, especially those following the Digambara tradition. However, local traditions and temple customs may sometimes vary, so it is always good to check the specific traditions of the temple you are visiting.