Kansa Vatki / Massager (Design 2 – Short Handle)

Description

Kansa Vatki / Massager (Short Handle)

This traditional foot massage tool carried through Kansa Vatki, has been used in Ayurveda for thousands of years. It has a wooden handle and a dome-shape tip made from kansa metal, which is a mix of copper, tin, and sometimes zinc. While it has been the desired device for thousands of years in the East, its benefits and use is still a novel concept in the West. This metal alloy (Kansa) is known in Ayurveda as the ‘healing metal’. It is thought that copper may help in reducing pain and inflammation, zinc in aiding the digestive and immune systems and tin in aiding digestion, headaches and insomnia.

How to use Kansa Vatki:

This centuries-old treatment begins by bathing the feet and legs to clean and relax them.
Then the toes, feet, ankles and calves are encouraged to relax through the application of massage techniques carried out with various medicated oils, best suited to your Dosha.
The particularity of the treatment is the use of a small metal Kansa bowl to rub onto and stimulate the feet.
There are 107 main Marma points around the body, 14 of which can be found on the lower legs and feet. Stimulating these points can help to relieve certain conditions around the body and free the energy flow.

Benefits of Kansa Vatki Foot Massage:

• Relaxes the muscles of the feet and legs
• Removes foot and leg fatigue
• Reduces stress, anxiety, depression
• Improves energy, blood and lymph circulation
• Induces sound sleep
• Calms body and mind
• Balances doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha)
• Helps to detoxify blood and lymph
• Activates immune system

This massage is not only deeply relaxing, but also highly revitalising for tired feet and legs and while it is good for everyone, it is particularly appreciated by those who spend long time on their feet.

How to clean Kansa Vatki:

When using for the first time, we recommend gently cleaning the metal part of the wand with a clean, chemical-free soap. Towel dry. Do this after each treatment to keep the wand sanitized for the next use.

Made of wood and metal, there are no attachments, no batteries, or anything needed other than the tool itself.