Answer

It seems you may be asking about Aadinath sculpture — that is, the image or idol of Bhagwan Aadinath, the 1st Tirthankar of Jain Dharma.

Bhagwan Aadinath is also known as:

• Rishabhdev
• Rishabhanath
• Adinath

Explanation

In Jain temples and sculptures, Bhagwan Aadinath is usually identified by his lanchhan — sacred emblem — which is the:

• Bull / Vrishabh

Common features of Bhagwan Aadinath’s idol or sculpture include:

• Seated in Padmasan or standing in Kayotsarg posture
• Peaceful and meditative expression
• Bull emblem often shown near the base of the idol
• In some traditional depictions, long hair-locks may be shown over the shoulders

Spiritual Understanding

Bhagwan Aadinath is revered as the first Tirthankar of the current time cycle. His image is not worshipped as a creator god, but as a symbol of:

• Perfect knowledge
• Detachment
• Self-control
• Liberation of the soul

Takeaway

If you are looking for Bhagwan Aadinath’s sculpture, identify it mainly by the bull emblem and the serene meditative posture.