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(Asamyuta) Mrigashirsha

(Asamyuta) Mrigashirsha

A deer’s head, Lord Krisha, Womens cheek

(Asamyuta) Simhamukha

Havan, A rabbit, Elephant

(Asamyuta) Kangula

bell, bells worn by children, coconut

(Asamyuta) Alapadma

A fully bloomed lotus, show fruits such as apple, bosom

(Asamyuta) Chatura

Gold, Copper, Iron

(Asamyuta) Bhramara

Bee, Parrot, Wing

(Asamyuta) Hamsasye

Typing thread, Pearl, Jasmine flower

(Asamyuta) Hansapakshika

Swans wing, #6, construction of a bridge

(Asamyuta) Sandamsha

Belly, wound, worms

(Asamyuta) Mayura

Peacock, bird, vommiting

(Asamyuta) Ardhachandra

spear, waist, dinning plate

(Asamyuta) Mushthi

grasping objects, combative position of the wrestlers, steady fastness of a person

(Asamyuta) Kapitta

Goddess lakshmi and & saraswati, Milking cows, holding cymbals

(Asamyuta) Chandrakala

moon, face, ganga river

(Asamyuta) Mukula

lily flower, eating,navel

(Asamyuta) tamrachuda

rooster, a birds head, crow

(Asamyuta) trishula

a holy trinity (brahma, vishnu, mahesh), an idea of 3, bilva leaves (holy leaf used to worship lord shiva)

(Asamyuta) Vyagraha

tiger, frog, ape

(Samyuta) Anjali

greeting people, offer salutation to the god, elders, teachers or a brahamin

(Samyuta) Kapota

respectful salutations, such a mudhra is held while conversing with teachers or guru, mark of acceptance or obedience

(Samyuta) Karakata

arrival of people, showing belly, blowing the counch

(Samyuta) swastika

crocodile, say no, blocked road or passage

(Samyuta) dola

at the commencement of natya, it is a pose prescribed by the experts

(Samyuta) pushpaputa

perform aarti, acceptance of water or fruits, show offerings to god

(Samyuta) ustangha

an embrace, show modesty, coaching children

(Samyuta) shivalinga

linga(sign) of lord shiva, represents hindu god lord shiva, phallus-shaped and fixed on a base, shaped like a yoni.

(Samyuta) katakawardhan

coronation ceremony, worship, marriage

(Samyuta) kartari-swastik

stems and branches of the trees, a huge tree, a hill top or its peak

(Samyuta) shakata

enact a demon, vicious teeth of demon- when held close to the face, denotes the protrduing eyes- eye level.

(Samyuta) shankha

denote a counch, begin war, sound of shankha is sacred - blown in some indian rituals

(asamyuta) sarpashisha

a snakes hood, sandal paste, middle tone.