The Hindu texts on Garuda iconography vary in their details. If in the bird form, he is eagle-like, typically with the wings slightly open as if ready and willing to fly wherever he needs to. In part human-form, he may have an eagle-like nose, beak or legs, his eyes are open and big, his body is the color of emerald, and his wings are golden-yellow. He may be shown with either two or four hands. If he is not carrying Vishnu, he holds a jar of "amrita" (immortality nectar) in one hand in the rear and an umbrella in the other, while the front pair of hands are in "anjali" (namaste) posture. If he is carrying Vishnu, the rear hands provide the support for Vishnu's feet.