'Ashta Mangal Kalash' has been constructed with white marble stones on a small bhakri below I Dada Shri Jinadatsuriji Dadawadi on the east side, ahead of Suraj Pol, the main entrance of the Jain pilgrimage Nakoda area. It has been constructed by Shri Jain Shwetambar Nakoda Parshvanath Teerth Mewanagar (Nakoda) as per the decision of Lord Mahavir 2500th Construction Festival year 1975-76 (V.No. 2032-33), which is standing on a rectangular platform built on Bhakri. Idols of Apsaras in 64 different dance postures have been carved around the platform built for this Mangal Kalash.
The shape of Dharmachakra has been made in the central part all around this platform made of white marble stones. A 51 feet high Mangal Kalash has been built on the platform. On which, from bottom to top, sixteen goddesses of knowledge along with Purusha Datta, twelve zodiac signs, ten dikkapals, nine planets, eight mangals, a triangular pot and a shape of quince have been made on it. On its four sides, a standing statue of the goddess is to be installed in a dancing posture amidst the spread petals of a lotus flower in a circular form. This Ashtamangal, which is auspicious for all, is built on a small hill on the south side of the stairs after climbing 85 steps from Dadashree Jinadatsuriji Pol on the ground floor. Along with visiting this, the religious and other buildings built on the Jasol-Balotra road, Shri Kirtiratnasuriji Dadawadi, Acharya Shri LakshmiSuriji Guru Temple, newly constructed Samvasaran Temple, Shri Kala Bhairavji Temple, Sampurna Nakoda Teerth along with Dadashree Jinadatsuriji Dadawadi built above it can be observed with pleasure.
