Padmakosha Hand Gesture (Mudra)

All the fingers are stretched and slightly brought closer to form Padmakosha.

Padmakosha Viniyoga shloka:

Falay bilwakapityadau streenam cha kuchakumbhayoho

Avartay kadukay Sthalyam bhojanay pushpakorakay

Sahakarafalay pushpavarshay majarikadishu

Japakusuma bhave ghatarupay vidhanakay

Valmikay kamalay pyanday padmakoshay vidhiyatay

Its used in the following ways:

• Falay : Fruit
• Bilwakapityadau: Woodapple (Indicate fruits such as wood-apple and Bel (Bel is a native of India. From time immemorial it has been regarded as a medicinal herb. It is round in shape and resembles a wood-apple. It is of the normal ball-size. It is sweet in taste. It contains a lot of seeds.)
• streenaam cha kuchakumbhayoho: Bosoms of women
• Avartay : circular movement
• kadukay : ball
• Sthalyam: A vessel
• bhojanay : To eat
• pushpakorakay: Bud/ Can be used to show a garland
• Sahakarafalay : Mango
• Pushpavarshay:  Flower strewn around
• Majarikadishu: Cluster of flowers/ bouquet
• Japakusuma bhave : Offering flowers for worship
• Ghantarupay : A bell
• Vidhanakay: An idol
• Valmikay : Ant Hill
• kamalay :  A lotus
• Pyanday: An egg