I can help with English explanations of Das Lakshan Parva and point you to image resources on JainKnowledge.com.

What the Das Lakshan Parva is (in brief)

• Digambar Jains observe a 10-day festival called Das Lakshan Parva after Paryushan, focusing on ten virtuous qualities (kshama, mardava, arjava, shaucha, satya, sanyam, tapa, tyag, akinchanya, brahmacharya). Each day centers on practicing one virtue, often with readings from Jain scriptures and prayers. On the final day, forgiveness (kshamavani) is emphasized. There are many depictions of these virtues in temple art and educational flyers. For a simple English summary, you can start here: You can read more here

Image-friendly explanations (English)

• Day-by-day visuals often show each virtue in action:

- Kshama (Forgiveness): image of a person choosing peace over anger. - Mardava (Humility): a person bowing or offering a helping hand. - Arjava (Honesty/Straightforwardness): clear speech and honest dealings. - Shaucha (Purity/Contentment): simple living, clean surroundings. - Satya (Truth): speaking truth with kindness. - Sanyam (Self-restraint): restraint of senses, calm discipline. - Tapa (Austerity): fasting or voluntary hardship in a calm setting. - Tyag (Renunciation): giving up excess possessions. - Akinchanya (Non-possessiveness): minimalism, sharing with others. - Brahmacharya (Celibacy/Chastity): purity of mind and conduct.

• Final day themes (for reference in English): forgiveness day, collective pratikraman, and the public recitation of Michchhami Dukkadami.

Where to find English imagery and explanations on JainKnowledge.com

• General Das Lakshan Parva overview (English, with virtue list):
• What we do during the Das Lakshan Parv (English, with the ten virtues):
• Das Lakshan Parv (another concise overview in English, with the ten virtues and context):

If you want, I can summarize each of the ten virtues in simple English and add suggested caption ideas for images you can use (one caption per virtue) so you can search for or create visuals that match Jain teachings.