Ulbaṇa
Nṛttahastas - Dance hands (single and combined)
Descriptions and Meanings
9
When they are stretched up and waved they are called Ulbaṇa.
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9
Ulbaṇa—the two hands to be stretched up and waved.
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26:90
When they are raised, extended and curved they are called Ulvana.
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Ulbaṇa (abundance): the same hands (Alapadma) held close to the eyes. Patron deity Vijnesa.
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large clusters of flowers, eyes.
8:544
If two Alapallava hastas are held close to the eyes, it is Ulbaṇa hasta. Its presiding deity is Vighriesa.
8:544:
This hasta is used to denote clusters of flowers and wide open (or large) eyes.
4:1266-1267
Ulbaṇa: The hands which are in Alapadma Hasta are stretched upwards and moved round.
7:99
Ulvaṇa : When the hands with pallava hasta moving upward enclosing and releasing the front part of the hand, it is ulvaṇa.
7:126
Two aviddha(vaktra) hands stretched upward, should be understood as ulbaṇa.
3:523
When with moving fingers the alapadma hands are extended up towards the shoulders and turned around, the hand [gesture] is known as ulbana.