Answer

In Jain Dharma, Ashtamangala means the eight auspicious symbols. They are traditionally used in Jain worship, rituals, temple decoration, manuscripts, and religious art.

The commonly accepted Jain Ashtamangala symbols are:

• Swastika
• Shrivatsa
• Nandyavarta
• Vardhamanaka
• Bhadrasana
• Kalasha
• Minayugala — pair of fish
• Darpana — mirror

About an image/PDF

I cannot directly create or attach a ready-made PDF file here. But you can make one easily:

• Search or draw the eight Ashtamangala symbols clearly.
• Place them on one page with the title Jain Ashtamangala.
• Save or export the page as a PDF.

Important Note

Different Jain traditions and regional practices may show slight variations in style or arrangement, but the symbols are treated with devotion and respect because they represent auspiciousness, purity, spiritual progress, and reverence in Jain Dharma.