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Kansa Wand Facial Tool | Ayurvedic Skincare Ritual for Radiant Skin

€50,17
Incorporate a 5,000-year-old facial technique into your skincare ritual! The Kansa Wand is an ancient Ayurvedic skincare tool that predates the jade roller & gua-sha, originating during the bronze age in India.

Use this tool to relieve muscular tension, draw-out toxins, reduce inflammation, massage marma points, oxygenate the skin, smooth visibility of fine-lines & wrinkles, balance pH & increase your healthy glow!

The Marma Kansa Wand's compact size is perfect for massaging the marma points of the body & also for on-the-go. The ergonomic handle has finger indentations to allow for a supportive grip when it is paired with your PAAVANI Serum or Body Oil.


Kansa
Kansa is a sacred type of metal made by combining copper & tin in a ratio of 4:1. This combination is called bronze in the west & Kansa in India. It is a hard metal that makes up cymbals, bells & Tibetan gongs, therefore it is also referred to as "bell metal". Kansa metal is known for having the unique power to heal & restore balance in the skin, body & soul due to its natural ability to balance pH.

 

Marma

Marma refers to energetic points in the body that are activated to manipulate subtle energy or prana for healing purposes in Ayurveda. Physically, they're also very effective at relieving stiff muscles & boosting circulation. They’re also identified as neurolymphatic points, stimulating the removal of lymph & enhancing the efficiency of the body’s organs. Marma therapy is used extensively throughout Ayurveda, & is considered an important part of self-care & self-healing practices. There are over 108 marma points in the body, each with their own purpose, name & way of massaging it. Marma can be compared to acupuncture points in Chinese medicine.


MADE FROM TEEK WOOD & KANSA BY KANSA ORGANICS.

If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

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