Ardhachandra, meaning half moon, is a hand gesture that resembles the shape of a half moon.

Pataka, meaning flag, is a hand gesture that resembles the waving of a flag.

Surya Namaskar, meaning sun salutation, is a hand gesture that resembles the rising sun.

Mayura, meaning peacock, is a hand gesture that resembles the graceful movements of a peacock.

Padma, meaning lotus flower, is a hand gesture that resembles the shape of a lotus flower.

Hasta Lata, meaning creeper, is a hand gesture that resembles the winding movements of a creeper.

Sarpa, meaning snake, is a hand gesture that resembles the sinuous movements of a snake.

Tribhanga, meaning three bends, is a hand gesture that involves three distinct bends in the wrist, elbow, and shoulder.

Parvata, meaning mountain, is a hand gesture that resembles the shape of a mountain.

Shikhandi, meaning peacock feather, is a hand gesture that resembles the shape of a peacock feather.

Lahar, meaning wave, is a hand gesture that resembles the movement of a wave.

Chakradhara, meaning discus, is a hand gesture that resembles the shape of a discus.

Gajamukha, meaning elephant face, is a hand gesture that resembles the face of an elephant.

Ashwa, meaning horse, is a hand gesture that resembles the gait of a horse.

Hamsa, meaning swan, is a hand gesture that resembles the graceful movements of a swan.