In Jainism, the “14 dreams” (14 swapna) are the auspicious dreams seen by the mother of a Tirthankar (for Mahavirswami: Mata Trishalā) on the night of conception.

You asked for image, so here is a simple visual description you can use to recognize or draw them:

1. Elephant – A large, white, royal elephant (Airavat), often with four tusks, standing or walking majestically.
2. Bull – A strong, white bull with a calm, steady posture, showing strength and stability.
3. Lion – A golden or tawny lion, king-like, fearless, sometimes shown roaring.
4. Goddess Lakshmi – A goddess seated on a lotus, with coins/lotus flowers, symbol of prosperity.
5. Garland of flowers – A long, beautiful flower mala, fresh and fragrant, sometimes hanging in the air.
6. Full moon – A bright, round, full moon in a clear sky, spreading cool white light.
7. Sun – A shining sun with rays going out in all directions, removing darkness.
8. Flag – A tall victory flag (dhwaj/dhvajā), often white or with auspicious colors, fluttering on a pole.
9. Full kalash – A golden water pot (kalaś) filled to the top, sometimes with leaves/coconut on it.
10. Lotus‑lake – A lake full of blooming lotuses, very clean and peaceful.
11. Milky ocean – A vast, white, milk‑like ocean, calm and shining.
12. Celestial palace / airplane – A divine vimān: a shining celestial palace or chariot in the sky.
13. Heap of gems – A big pile of jewels, diamonds, pearls, all sparkling.
14. Smokeless fire – A tall flame of fire, bright and pure, with no smoke.

Most temple posters show these 14 items arranged in neat rows or circles, each with a small picture and sometimes a label in Gujarati/Hindi/English.

If you want a ready-made image/poster, search online for:

• “Jain 14 swapna chart”
• “Trishala Mata 14 dreams poster”

Or you can see a simple explanation of the 14 dreams and their meanings here: “14 swapna of Mahavir Swami”