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Duration: 45 min
This ancestral practice uses the Kansa Wand — a bronze-alloy tool — to detoxify the skin, balance its pH, reduce inflammation, and soothe the nervous system. It offers a deeply grounding and comforting treatment that supports both relaxation and energetic harmony.
The name Kansa Wand comes from the Sanskrit words “Kansya,” meaning “bronze,” and “Wand,” meaning “stick.” This traditional tool has been used in India for over 3,000 years. Its bowl, made from a unique alloy composed of approximately 80% copper, 20% tin, and traces of zinc, is renowned for its natural warmth and surprising softness on the skin. Gentle yet effective, it glides effortlessly across the face, enhancing circulation while promoting inner calm and radiant balance.
Duration: 45 min
This ancestral practice uses the Kansa Wand — a bronze-alloy tool — to detoxify the skin, balance its pH, reduce inflammation, and soothe the nervous system. It offers a deeply grounding and comforting treatment that supports both relaxation and energetic harmony.
The name Kansa Wand comes from the Sanskrit words “Kansya,” meaning “bronze,” and “Wand,” meaning “stick.” This traditional tool has been used in India for over 3,000 years. Its bowl, made from a unique alloy composed of approximately 80% copper, 20% tin, and traces of zinc, is renowned for its natural warmth and surprising softness on the skin. Gentle yet effective, it glides effortlessly across the face, enhancing circulation while promoting inner calm and radiant balance.