Sarvanna Yakshan: He is three headed with six hands. His transport icon is a man. He holds a hammer, axe, baton, fruit, vajrayudha and varamudhra in his hands. He is also called "Naravahana" and "Pushapayana".

Kushamandini Yakshi: She is green coloured. She is also known by the names of Amra and Ambika. She rides on a lion. She carries bunch of mangoes in her hands and children in her lap. However, in South India, particularly Tamil Nadu, while sculpting her image, she is depicted holding a flower in her hand, with her friend standing nearby and with her children of previous human birth. She attained the meritorious karma of serving Bagawan Nemi Nath in His samavasaran by way of offering aharadhan to a Jain monk. She is also called Dharma Devi. Tamil Jains believe she was born in Thirumalai, near Arni in Tamil Nadu. Thirumalai is also the Srivihara Kshetra of Sri Nemi Nath Bagawan. Foot prints of Sri Varadatta Ganadara, Sri Rishabasen-acharya and Sri Samanthabadra-acharya are found at Thirumalai hill top.