dance pose; ‘dance of bliss’ – associated with South Indian representations of Shiva Nataraja, especially processional bronze images
bodily gryations in a dance pose
Asaṃyukta (असंयुक्त) or Asaṃyuktahasta is the presentation of a single hand in dance gesticulation (cf. saṃyukta hasta and nṛtta hasta).
Asaṃyuktahasta (असंयुक्तहस्त) or Asaṃyukta is the presentation of a single hand in dance gesticulation (cf. saṃyukta hasta and nṛtta hasta).
‘scared by snake’, a dance-pose suggesting movement away from a snake out of fear
a dance-pose, with the left foot slightly raised but still touching the ground; lit. clever
dance pose; classified and codified dance movements
Lalita (ललित), dance pose; graceful form; Sitting on a high pedestal as on a stool, with one leg hanging down and the other folded and resting on a cushion or a pedestal (also called Savya-lalita or Sukhāsana). If the left… Continue Reading →
Nṛttahasta (नृत्तहस्त) refers to hand in dance gesticulation (cf. asaṃyukta hasta and saṃyukta hasta).
Saṃyukta (संयुक्त) or Saṃyuktahasta is the presentation of a double hand in dance gesticulation (cf. asaṃyukta hasta and nṛtta hasta).
Saṃyuktahasta (संयुक्तहस्त) or Saṃyukta is the presentation of a double hand in dance gesticulation (cf. asaṃyukta hasta and nṛtta hasta).
dance poses
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