Large Kansa Wand

This unique and traditional Ayurvedic massage tool has been used for centuries to harmonise energy points and provide healing for the entire body is still created by artisans today in India.
The dome (bowl) of the Kansa is made from a combination of metals, generally Copper, Zinc and Tin. It uses the subtle electrical conductivity of the metal to improve the body’s natural balancing system while supporting overall well-being, health and strength.
The Kansa Wand features a small bowl called a Vatki, which sits on a hand-carved, lacquered wooden handle, designed for easy manoeuverability over a specific area or areas.
The Kansa works in many ways by helping improve blood and lymphatic flow, aid in mobility, ease pain and, in some cases, promotes a sounder sleep. In addition, it relieves tension and stress.
It can be used on the face, neck, hands, feet or in fact any part of the body using circular, zig-zag and sweeping movements and differing modes of pressure.
Massaging with the Kansa on the face reignites vitality, offers a gentle lifting effect, smooths out and decreases lines and wrinkles, reduces under eye puffiness and overall, revitalises and refreshes the complexion.
It has the power to boost oxygen levels, which in turn allows toxin build up to be released. It can calm inflammation, making it great for after-shaving to soothe the skin. Regular Kansa massage also helps brighten and awaken the skin.
First introduced and used as a foot treatment for its relaxation and harmonising benefits that brought a balance to our doshas, while it revitalised tired feet. Therapists are now incorporating the Kansa Wand into their facial treatments for its effective and incredible results in naturally rejuvenating the complexion and returning a youthful appearance.
The Kansa Wand is designed to be used in conjunction with an oil to intensify the ebenfit of both vatki (bowl) and oil