This damaged grey coarse stone sculpture possibly represents Shantinatha, the 16'h Jain Tirthankara. The eroded surface shows signs of accidental damage rather than vandalism, resulting in the destruction of all protruding features of the composition such as the parasol and the faces of all the figures. The Jina is identified through the jeweled cushion beneath him, which features a distinct lozenge or diamond-shaped motif in the centre. Shantinatha is usually shown with this jewelled cushion instead of his lakshana, or cognisance, the deer. In addition to this identifying element, a somewhat eroded carving in the centre of the lion throne appears to be the yakshi Nirvani, who is commonly seen positioned right under the seat of Shantinatha. Such attributes are consistent with known depictions of this Jina, including examples held in the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.