• Kosa        - Finger bandage
• Dama       - Sling bandage
• Svastika   - Spica bandage
• Anvellita  - Spiral bandage
• Mutoli and pratoli -Winding bandage
• Sthagika  - Stump bandage
• Mandala  - Circular bandage
• Yamaka   - Single bandage for 2 wounds
• Khatva     - Four tailed bandage
• Cina         - Eye bandage
• Vibandha - Many tailed bandage
• Gopbana  - T  bandage
• Pancangi - Bandage with 5 extremities for the head and neck
• Vitana      - Cephalic bandage

and their patterns are self explanatory by their very classification.
 

• The kosa bandage should be applied on
  • the thumb, 
  • fingers or portions thereof;
    
• Dama bandage should be applied on 
  • the narrow parts; 
    
• Svastika bandage should be applied on
  • the joints,
  • karaka vital spot (near the medical part of the ankle),
  • eyebrows,
  • inter-mammary region,
  • palms and soles,
  • ears.
    
• Anvellita bandage should be applied on
  • the extremities; 
    
• Mutoli bandage should be applied on 
  • the neck and penis; 
    
• Mandala bandage should be applied on 
  • circular parts; 
    
• Stbagika bandage should be applied on 
  • the terminal parts of the thumb ,
  • fingers and 
  • penis 
    
• Yamaka bandage should be applied to 
  • cover two separate adjoining wounds;
    
• Kbatva bandage should be applied on 
  
• Cina bandage should be applied over both the outer cantus regions;
  • the mandible , 
  • temporal and 
  • cheek regions; 
    
• Vibandba bandage should be applied on 
  • the back,
  • abdomen and 
  • chest; 
    
• Vitana bandage should be applied on 
  • the scalp; 
    
• Gophana bandage should be applied on
  • the chin, 
  • nose , 
  • lips,
  • shoulders and
  • the suprapubic regions;
    
• Pancangi bandage should be applied in 
  •  the suprachavicular region;