Description
- Made from a combination of 3 metals like copper, zinc and tin each having specific healing properties as per Ayurveda. Helps draw out toxins.
- Light weight, compact and durable massage tool, can be easily carried or stored anywhere; safe and immensely effective for all age groups. Particularly appreciated in spas and by people who spend most of the time on their feet
- 100% Ayurvedic tool balances body, mind and soul; Delightful Rejuvenating Effect - with the aid of coconut oil or clarified butter, vigorous circular and stroking movements on the foot sole gradually moving towards the ankle, toes and dorsum of the foot.
- This relaxing massage involves the feet and lower legs with particular emphasis on marma points, chakras, prescribed movements with the bowl, and simple massage techniques. The use of clarified butter, or ghee, is essential. This soothing session helps to draw out excess heat, leaving the entire body cool, refreshed and relaxed.
- foot massage Kansa Vatki is a treatment which helps balance the body, mind and spirit providing a wonderfully relaxing state. A unique and ancient treatment begins by cleaning the feet.
Ayurveda is a healing art that has continued to be a living tradition for over 3,000 years. No wonder Ayurveda is called a personalised medical system to bring a better integration of mind and body which helps to release the flow of energies on all levels, subtle, physical and mental thus restoring your bodys natural equilibrium. Next the toes, feet, ankles and calves are massaged slowly to relax by gently applying natural oils and massaging key Marma (accupressure) points. The treatment is given by rubbing a Kansa Vatki (bronze bowl) to stimulate the feet. The metals used are copper, zinc and tin. Copper helps reduce pain and inflammation and zinc helps boost the immune system and digestion. Finally tin is thought to help in digestion. How is it used? The Kansa bowl is heated and dipped in medicated oils. The warm bowl is then massaged on the plantar surface of the foot (sole or plantar) and moved in circular motions and strokes. This massage is very deeply relaxing, and highly revitalises tired feet and legs, Those who spend a long time on their feet, particulary appreciate this Kansa Vatki Foot Massage. This relaxing technique massages the feet and lower legs with emphasis on Marma points (accupressure points), in prescribed movements with the Kansa bowl.