Nritta Hastas involve movement of the entire arm and torso (not just the palm and fingers). There are 30 Nritta Hastas, all of which are performed as dynamic movements unlike the static...

The Alapallava Nritta hasta when moved from the front of the chest and placed on the shoulders with the continuous movement of the Pataka hands, it is known as Ulbana.

Nritta hastas are specific hand gestures that infuse Indian Classical Dance with grace and are central to its visual vocabulary. Karanas, on the other hand, are dance postures that combine …

2020年7月26日 · The Nritta Hastas (poses in pure dance) are primarily intended not for abhinaya but only for grace in Nartana (pure dance). But their use is also extended for abhinaya by masters of the art.

There are 30 specific hand gestures called Nritta Hastas used in classical Indian dance. Each gesture is described in detail with illustrations of hand and arm positioning.

2007年9月2日 · Nritta hastas are a very integral part of any classical Indian dance. These hastas are more or less common for all the classical dances. In Bharatanatyam, hand gestures are used both in Nritta and Nritya. In Bharatanatyam, hand gestures are divided into two categories: Asamyukta Hasta – That which is done with one hand or single hand gestures.

2020年5月30日 · Hastas used in depicting pure d...

Samyutha Hastas or Two Handed Gestures. Hastas can be used to convey an idea, thought or feeling to the viewers in conjunction with the lyrics (sahitya) of a song, or they may just add beauty to a movement. The latter are called Nritta Hasta. These are the ones that we will use in …

2017年4月1日 · Nritta hastas are the vital part of Indian classical dance. In Bharatanatyam, hastas are used in both Nritta and Nritya. They are a basic method used as communication in dance, hastas can be used to convey an idea, thought or feeling to the viewers in conjunction with…

These hastas are used only in Nritta or pure dance. The great Bharata mentions 30 hastas in his Natyashastra. Kuchipudi uses them all. 1. CHATURASRA.