Khmer Apsara Hand Pose Mimic

Explain that Apsara dance is known for its precise, graceful hand and finger positions.

One player becomes the leader and slowly forms a distinctive hand and finger pose, holding it for a few seconds.

Everyone else copies the exact pose as closely as they can.

The leader then adds a second pose, and players must now perform both in sequence.

Keep chaining new poses one at a time, with players repeating the whole growing sequence each round.

Whoever forgets or fumbles a pose in the sequence takes over as the new leader.