Gomukan (Rishaba Yakshan): The first yaksha has the head of an ox. His color is white as moon beam. He has four hands. Right hands show the weapon "Mazhu" and "Varamudhra". On the left hands he holds "Japa mala" and a fruit. His vahana (icon of transport) is a bull. He wears a high crown over which "Dharmachakra" is found.

Chakreshwari : As she hold numerous "chakra" weapons, she is called Chakreshwari. She comes to the aid of those who hold on to the truth and Jain principles. Acharya Vasunandi's Pradishtasara Sangrah describes her as one with twelve hands. Eight of which hold chakra weapons, two hands hold the vajrayuda and one of the other two hands hold a Pomegranate fruit and the other hand shows Vara mudhra. Chakra weapons signify countless powers and vajra weapons signify limitless willpower. Vara mudhra signifies benevolence and the fruit denotes benefits bestowed. Her vahana (icon of transport) is Garuda (Eagle).