Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Associated Concepts Facet
3. Associated Concepts (hierarchy name)
4. multidisciplinary concepts

Narrower term/s

• gesture[+]
  • mudra [+]
    • abhayamudrā
    • vitarka mudra
    • anjali mudra
    • dharmacakra mudra
    • bhumisparsa mudra
    • bodhyangi mudra
    • tarjani mudra
    • vajrahunkara mudra
    • varada mudra
    • vyakhyana mudra
    • gajahasta
    • capēṭamudrā
  • Neapolitan gesture
• pose[+]
  • contrapposto
  • figura serpentinata
  • tribhanga
  • alidha
  • abhanga (pose)
  • ardhaparyanka
  • asana (position) [+]
    • lalitasana
    • padmasana (position)
  • atibhaṅga (pose)
  • utkuṭikāsana
  • bhadrāsana (pose)
  • sthānaka
  • samabhaṅga
  • tribhaṅga
  • yōgāsana

Anotations

Scope note:

The relative disposition and way of arrangement of the various parts of the body of a human, or sometimes of an animal. Includes the position and carriage of the limbs, hands, head, or the body as a whole, often as indicating a particular quality or feeling. Examples of displays of body position include in the visual arts, dance, and ritual.