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Bharatanatyam Basic Episode 6: Asamyukta Hasta Mudras | Single Hand Gestures with Meaning & Shloka

Asamyukta Hasta Mudra means Single Hand Gestures with Meaning & Shloka, are an integral part of classical Indian dance form. These gestures play a crucial role in conveying various emotions, moods, and expressions during a performance. #bharatanatyam #bharatanatyamdance #asamyuktahastamudra #classicaldance #classical #mudras #asamyuktahastamudras #singlehandgestures #mudrasbyonehand There are total 28 Asamyukta Hasta Mudras. 1. Pataka - flag 2. Tripataka- a flag with three 3. Ardhapataka - half-flag 4. Kartarimukha - scissors 5. Mayura - peacock 6. Ardhachandra - half moon 7. Arala - bent , peak of the mountain 8. Shukatunda - parrot's head 9. Mushti - fist 10. Shikhara - peak 11. Kapittha - elephant-apple 12. Katakamukha - opening in a bracelet 13. Suchi - needle 14. Chandrakala - digit of the moon 15. Padmakosha - lotus bud 16. Sarpashirsha - snake hood 17.Mrigashirsha - deer head 18. Simhamukha - lion face 19. Kangula - bud 20. Alapadma - bloomed lotus 21. Chatura - square 22. Bhramara - bee 23. Hansaaya- swan beak 24. Hamsapaksha - swan wing 25. Samdamsha - pincers 26. Mukula - blossom 27. Tamrachuda - cock 28. Trishula - Trident