Jain Jigsaw Puzzles

These puzzles can help inculcate the values of building a temple right from childhood.

The Dilwara Jain Temples were built by Vastupal-Tejpal. Both the brothers were brave and generous. They spent crores of rupees in building this tirth. The art and sculpture of this place are the best in the world. The splendid temple was built under supervision of Anupamadevi the wife of Tejpal. The sculptural artistry of these temples is famous all over the world. It is matchless and beyond description. The ceiling, domes, gates, pillars, archs and walls of the Vimalvasahi temple are excellent specimens of carving skill. It cannot be described in words. There are 59 small temples in the round passage. Anupamadevi gave gold to the sculpturists, equivalent to the weight of the powder removed as a result of the carvings.

These puzzles can help inculcate the values of building a temple right from childhood.

Once upon a time this was a major center for the Rajput Kingdoms. It was said to be very prosperous & glorious. Lodravā tirth is famous for its magical myths. This tirth has two identical idols of the moolnayak made of black kasauti stone, one is placed in the main garbhagrih and other in the adjacent. The ancient temple was renovated by danveer shreshthi Thirushah. He has repaid gold weighing equivalent to both the idols to the sculpturist (moortikar). The designing work of the wooden Kalpvriksh having leaves, fruits and birds on it, is very attractive. Four other small temples are present outside this temple. The ancient Kalpvriksha can be seen only at this place. It was one of the biggest city and has the opportunity of holding the biggest University of the country in the olden days. Adhisthayak dev of the temple is vary powerful and hence the temple remain unaffected from many attacks on the city. He use to give darshan to his fellow followers on many occasions.

These puzzles can help inculcate the values of building a temple right from childhood.

Pavapuri also known as Apapuri is a scared Jain pilgrimage. Shri Mahavira Swami attained nirvana here. Millions of beings both human and divine rushed to the spot for the final view of the body of Shri Bhagwan Mahavir. Dev, Devis and countless devotees took the ash and carried some to preserve it in their home sanctums, when ash was exhausted, they took away the soil resulting in a large pit on the spot. Bhagwan’s elder brother Shri Nandivardhan constructed a temple & installed Bhagwan’s Foot-Prints here.

These puzzles can help inculcate the values of building a temple right from childhood.

Samavsaran Mandir is built at the foot hills of the Shantrunjay Tirth, Palitana, Gujarat. Samavsaran Mandir consists of a large figure of Mahavira in the sitting position with feet in crossed position. The idol is decorated with gems, jewels, gold and silver. The main temple of Samavsaran has an iconic image of Adinath made up of a fine piece of marble and the eyes of the idol are made up of crystals. In front of the temple there is a quadrangle that has been designed elaborately. The interior of the temple is designed and carved intricately; the ceilings of the temple has pattern similar to geometrical laces that have been clustered together to form a canopy.

Now teach your kids about one of the pilgrim’s of Jainism effortlessly with this “Girnar” puzzle. This beautiful puzzle is for boys & girls of three years and above. The beauty of “Shree Girnar Tirth” can be experience through this puzzle.

“Shree Ranakpur Jain temple” is a renowned temple at Ranakpur, Rajasthan is dedicated to Shri Adinath BHagwan. This puzzle consists of 50 pieces to chance the eye-hand coordination and motor skills in all the little childrens. Delight your little darlings with this piece of wonder and watch them inquisitively solve it.