This varnished rosewood massage stick or reflexology stick is pleasant to the touch and glides easily on the skin. It is traditionally used for foot, hand, and facial massages, allowing for gentle or firm pressure without straining, as well as tapping, rotating, or smoothing techniques.
This varnished wooden massage stick allows for localized pressure during massages inspired by Asian traditions, without tiring the user’s hand. Its smooth surface glides comfortably on the skin, offering an easy grip for personal use.
In certain cultural approaches, marma points or reflex zones are associated with symbolic notions of balance and circulation. The stick can accompany moments of relaxation, comfort or personal well-being, depending on individual preference.
Length: approximately 15 cm
Material: rosewood
Product crafted by carefully selected Thai artisans.
Used in various forms of traditional massage, including Nuad Boran, this type of accessory complements manual techniques without replacing them.
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✧ Informative Note ✧
The massage accessories offered are intended for well-being and relaxation. They are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
Traditional wooden massage stick used in Thailand to massage the arch of the foot. It applies localized pressure to different areas of the foot, following traditional reflexology practices. Made from unfinished natural wood, it measures approximately 15 cm and offers a comfortable grip for precise, pleasant foot massage.
Place the hand massager between the palms of your hands, and rub your 2 hands together to roll the massage attachment. The wooden pins will instantly act on the reflexology points of your hands. Repeat as many times as you want.
This accessory for self-massage of the back comes from Thailand, it is a country with a great and millennial tradition in massages. Hold the longer end with 2 hands (do not raise your elbows which should stay along your body) and the curved end comes up to touch your shoulder blades passing over your shoulder. Then, move both hands in forward/backward, left/right, or circular motions... so that the end of the wand massages your back in the places you want. Repeat on the other side, then on each side of your back, wrapping the bar around your hips so that the tip massages your lower back.
The massage cross is a massage tool that looks like a cross or a four-pointed star. It is often used to massage the back, shoulders, legs, arms and other parts of the body. Each tip varies in size to accommodate different massage needs. Use them to apply targeted pressure to different areas of the body.
This massage ball with 4 wooden legs can be used on yourself for self-massage, or to massage another person. Grab the biggest ball and make circular movements and small taps on the parts of the body you want to massage: back, legs, arms, stomach, neck, head...
The foot massage is very pleasant, and effective in evacuating all the stress and fatigue accumulated during the day. Ideal at night to promote restful sleep. Our easily transportable wooden reflexology tablet will allow you to massage your feet with ease, and anywhere!
This wooden footrest for plantar reflexology is very robust and effective. It has two supports in the form of feet covered with wooden balls, underneath are two large springs allowing vertical movement of the supports. Take off your shoes and stand on the footrest, standing up and barefoot (or in socks) and raise and lower your feet alternately, as if you were climbing stairs.
This varnished rosewood massage stick or reflexology stick is pleasant to the touch and glides easily on the skin. It is traditionally used for foot, hand, and facial massages, allowing for gentle or firm pressure without straining, as well as tapping, rotating, or smoothing techniques.
