Answer

Siddhachakra does not have one universally fixed color scheme. Different Jain traditions and artists depict it with slightly different colors.

A common depiction includes these colors:

• White
• Red
• Yellow
• Green
• Blue or black
• Sometimes orange or pink as decorative colors

Explanation

The Siddhachakra is the sacred Jain yantra of the Navapada. In many artworks, each pad is shown with a distinct color, but the exact colors can vary by region and tradition.

So, if you are asking about a specific Siddhachakra painting or yantra, the colors may depend on that particular style.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, the importance of Siddhachakra is in devotion and meditation on the Navapada, not in the colors themselves. The colors are mainly used to make the yantra beautiful and symbolic.

Takeaway

There is no single fixed color list for Siddhachakra. The most common colors are white, red, yellow, green, and blue or black.