Yes, you can keep Ashtamangala at home – it is considered mangal (auspicious) in Jain tradition.

A few simple points:

1. Place it in the right area

- Best place: near / above the main entrance, or in your home temple (ghar derasar). ( jainknowledge.com) - The idea is: whoever enters is reminded of dharma, purity, and auspiciousness.

1. Keep respect and cleanliness

- The symbols (Swastik, Shrivatsa, Nandyavart, Vardhamanak, Bhadrasan, Kalash, Minayugal, Darpan) are all connected with Tirthankars, knowledge, purity, and spiritual progress. ( jainknowledge.com) - Do not put them where feet touch, near footwear, dustbin, bathroom, or where they can be soiled or disrespected. ( jainknowledge.com)

1. Use it as a reminder, not just decoration

- When you see Ashtamangala, remember: - Swastik – four gatis and aim for moksha - Darpan – self‑check: “How is my conduct today?” etc. ( jainknowledge.com)

So, keeping Ashtamangala at home is allowed and good, provided it is placed in a clean, respectful, and somewhat sacred spot, and you see it as a spiritual symbol, not just a show piece.

You can read more about Ashtamangal here