In Jainism, there is a significant event in the life of Bhagwan Mahavir Swami (the 24th Tirthankara), where he was bitten by the serpent Chandkaushik during his period of deep meditation (sadhana). According to Jain scriptures, Bhagwan Mahavir remained completely calm and unaffected by the snake bite, demonstrating supreme forgiveness (kshama) and non-violence (ahimsa).

Depictions of this event can often be found in Jain art, manuscripts, and temple murals. These images usually show Mahavir Swami seated in meditation, with the serpent Chandkaushik in front of him attempting to bite, but Mahavir's serene expression remains unchanged.

If you are looking for such images, you can search for:

• "Chandkaushik Mahavir Swami Jain painting"
• "Mahavir Swami snake bite Jain art"
• "महावीर स्वामी और चंदकौशिक चित्र"

These searches should help you find traditional illustrations and paintings depicting this important event from the life of Bhagwan Mahavir Swami.

If you would like to know the significance or spiritual message of this event, feel free to ask!