Authentic Kansa (Bell Metal) Wand for face, foot, body massage | Double side cups

Elevate your daily self-care ritual with the Atomic29 Kansa Massage Wand, a beautifully crafted massage tool made from traditional kansa (bell metal) and finished with a smooth seasonal wood handle. Designed to feel grounding, balanced, and indulgent, this dual-cup wand brings intention and craftsmanship to every massage.

Featuring two bell metal cups — one large and one small — this versatile tool allows you to effortlessly massage different areas of the body. The larger cup glides comfortably across broader areas like arms, legs, and shoulders, while the smaller cup offers precision for targeted zones. The weight and smooth finish of the kansa metal provide a deeply satisfying massage experience, encouraging relaxation and a sense of renewal.

To use, apply a few drops of your favourite body oil and gently move the cups in slow, circular motions over the skin. The kansa surface works beautifully with oils, helping lift impurities from the skin’s surface while leaving it feeling refreshed, clean, and visibly revitalised. Over time, this ritual supports smoother-looking skin and a natural glow, making it an essential addition to your daily or weekly routine.

Elegant enough to display and timeless enough to gift, the Atomic29 Kansa Massage Wand is designed as a lifelong self-care companion — blending heritage materials with modern luxury.

Key Features:

Length: 13cm | Big cup: 5cm | Small cup: 2cm | Weight: 300g

✨ Dual-Cup Bell Metal Design – One large and one small kansa cup for versatile massage across different body areas.

✨ Crafted for Ritual & Relaxation – Smooth seasonal wood handle paired with polished bell metal for effortless control and comfort.

✨ Timeless Self-Care Essential – A premium, reusable massage tool designed for daily rituals, gifting, and elevated body care.

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“This product is made using seasonal wood. As a result, wood tone, grain, and texture may vary slightly from piece to piece.”