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Laghu-Mukha

Nṛttahastas - Dance hands (single and combined)

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400 CE - 500 CE
Visnudharmottarapurana (VDP) - Dr. Priyabala Shah

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Description:
26:73

When two Caturasra hands are given the shape of Haṁsa-paksa and obliquely turned with palm upwards, they must be known as Laghu-mukha.

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Based upon:
The hand in which Kaniṣṭhikā (little-finger) is raised obliquely and made into the round shape and the thumb is bent is called Haṁsapaksha.

The hand in which Kaniṣṭhikā (little-finger) is raised obliquely and made into the round shape and the thumb is bent is called Haṁsapaksha.

Haṁsapaksha - 26:47 No image available
Caturaśra - 26:71
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Nṛttahastas - Dance hands (single and combined)

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