Bharata Natyam
Elizabeth Kelly
Garuḍa
Saṃyuta Hasta - Double Hand Gestures
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Garuḍa: Ardha-candra hands are held with palms askew, and the thumbs interlocked.
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Garuda
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Garuḍa When palms of two Ardhacandra hands are placed horizontally with the two thumbs placed on each other, the hand is called Garuḍa.
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It is used to denote Garuḍa.
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When the palms of Ardhacandra hastas are held askew and the thumbs are interlocked, it becomes Garuḍa hasta.
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Garuḍa hasta denotes Garuḍa.