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Sampuṭa

Saṃyuta Hasta - Double Hand Gestures

Descriptions and Meanings

1100 CE - 1200 CE
The Mirror of Gesture (AD) - Ananda Coomaraswamy
Description:
No verse annotation

Sampuṭa (casket): the fingers of the Cakra hand are bent.

Meaning:
No verse annotation:

concealing things, casket


Based upon:

Cakra - No verse annotation

Not included elsewhere
1100 CE - 1200 CE
Nandikeśvara's Abhinaya Darpaṇam, 3rd edition (AD) - Dr. Manomohan Ghosh
Description:
1:193

Saṁpuṭa. When the fingers in Cakra hands are curved, it is called the Saṁpuṭa hand.

Meaning:
1:193:

It is used for covering things and in representing a box.


Based upon:

Cakra - 1:192

Not included elsewhere
1100 CE - 1200 CE
Abhinaya Darpanam of Nandikeswara (AD) - P.S.R. Apparao
Description:
8:486

If the fingers of both Cakra hastas are curved, it becomes Saṁpuṭa hasta (sampuṭa = casket)

Meaning:
8:486:

Saṁpuṭa hasta is used to denote concealing things and a casket / box.


Based upon:

Cakra - 8:485

Not included elsewhere

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