a Rare Jain Temple Hanging,  From Gujarat in Northwest India. India Its size is 82cmX142cm. Weight is 1 Kgs 324 Gm C.1930.- 1966. Showing the KalpaVriksha in the Garden With the Standing King And His Misters on the Front Palace. Script Mention As   In the forest, Kumarpal Maharaja is a tree-to-tree tree. "At the bottom of the memorial, on the occasion of Vazverimo Chandalal Bhai, his son " Dated Vikram Samwat 2023 (1966) This form of embroidery is called zardosi work. a  Mahagoni Red velvet cloth has been densely stitched with gold and silver threads and embellished with sequins. These Type temple hangings and their symbols are an important part of Jain worship.  For Jains the spiritual goal is to obtain moksha, a state of freedom and purity. Jains believe that all living organisms, however small, have a soul, and that negative actions, such as greed or violence, cause the soul to be trapped in a cycle of rebirth. a key concept of Jainism is Ahimsa, which means ‘non-injury’. Jains are strictly vegetarian and avoid activities or professions that may lead to harming living beings (20230127_143739).