Answer

The Aṣṭa Prātihārya means the eight extraordinary divine manifestations traditionally associated with a Tīrthankar’s samavasaraṇa and presence.

They are commonly described as:

• Aśoka Vṛkṣa – the divine Aśoka tree
• Siṃhāsana – the divine throne
• Chhatra – the triple umbrella
• Chāmara – divine fly-whisks
• Bhāmaṇḍala – radiant halo around the Lord
• Divya Dhvani – divine sound or universal preaching
• Deva-dundubhi – divine celestial drums
• Puṣpa-vṛṣṭi – shower of divine flowers

About Photos

I cannot directly provide or fetch photos here. If you want images, you can look for traditional Jain artwork or temple depictions of:

• Asht Pratiharya of Tirthankar
• Jain Ashta Pratiharya
• Tirthankar Samavasaran Asht Pratiharya

Takeaway

The Aṣṭa Prātihārya are not ordinary ornaments; they symbolize the supreme spiritual glory, purity, and universal reverence of a Tīrthankar.