- The statue portrays Lord Gomateshwara as a figure with broad shoulders and an outstretched arm pointing downward.
- Carved in the upright, meditative posture of Kayotsarga, it faces north.
- Kayotsarga is a practice aimed at achieving liberation through renunciation, self-restraint, and mastery over the ego.
- The statue’s Digambar (nude) form represents victory over earthly desires and attachments that impede one’s spiritual progress toward divinity.
- Lord Gomateshwara symbolizes non-violence and peace, offering a beacon of hope for those seeking solace from the challenges of daily life.
