ASL Letter K Sign - Handshape Guide for Beginners #242228 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing demonstrates the correct handshape for the letter “K” in American Sign Language (ASL), showing the index and middle fingers extended and held together, while the thumb rests between them and the ring and pinky fingers are curled inward. The wrist is slightly bent, and the palm faces leftward, consistent with standard ASL finger spelling posture. A labeled “K” appears below the hand for reinforcement.

Used in educational materials for ASL learners, classroom posters, online tutorials, and accessibility resources; supports user intent to learn or teach finger spelling, especially for beginners or visual learners.