slight flexion (in the standing pose of a figure)
the pose of a warrior, with his right leg bent forward and left drawn back (cf. pratyalidha)
a gana with graceful flexion
Kayotsarga means to give up one’s physical comfort and body movements, thus staying steady, either in a standing or other posture, and concentrating upon the true nature of the soul.
Oval in shape and is made of wood; it has the face and the feet of a tortoise
Contrived like a Makara, a seamonster
warrior’s pose, the opposite of alidha
a posture in which the figure is shown without flexions of the body (see also abhanga, tribhanga)
straight pose with feet together
a pose like a hooded serpent
literally ‘triple-bent’; triflex (in the standing pose of a figure); consisting of three bows (neck, hips and knees) existing posture of a figure in the form of an ‘S’, she is considered graceful and sensual; exaggerated contrapposto
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