Shanta Sculpt (Kansa Wand)

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A Kansa metal face massage wand with a wooden handle. Glide it over a few drops of Kumkumadi Tailam to work the oil in, ease tension in the jaw and brow, and turn your evening skincare into a calm, unhurried ceremony.

Rs. 2,290.00 Rs. 1,854.90 19% off
Size
  • 3 to 7 day deliveryAcross India. Dispatched in 1 to 2 days.
  • Traditional Kansa metalUsed in Ayurvedic face and foot massage for generations.
  • Covered if it arrives wrongDamaged, defective or incorrect. Returns policy
  • Lasts for yearsNo batteries, no heat. Just wipe clean after use. Care guide
  • Cruelty free
    Cruelty freeNever tested on animals
  • MSME ZED Gold
    ZED Gold certifiedGovt. of India MSME quality mark

Complete the ceremony

Helps with
A relaxing face massage · Working oil or cream in evenly · Easing tension in the jaw and brow
Use with
Kumkumadi Tailam Sutra or a Manovya™ cream. Always on oiled skin, never dry
Design
A large Kansa dome for cheeks, jaw and forehead. A small Kansa tip for under the eyes, brows and nose
How long
3 to 5 minutes, 2 to 3 times a week, or every evening if you enjoy it
  • Kansa metal
  • Wooden handle
  • No batteries or heat
  • Reusable for years

Inspired by the ancient beauty ceremonies of queens, the Shanta Sculpt (Kansa Wand) brings The Pause of Queens™ to every facial ceremony. Crafted from traditional Kansa, it glides across the skin to awaken circulation, encourage lymphatic drainage, and prepare the skin to receive Manovya™'s nourishing formulations with intention.

Apply a few drops of Kumkumadi Tailam Sutra or a layer of cream first, so the wand glides without pulling. Hold it lightly and move in slow upward and outward strokes: chin to ears, nose to temples, brows to hairline, and gently down the neck.

Use for 3 to 5 minutes, 2 to 3 times a week. Avoid active acne, broken or irritated skin. Wipe clean after use and keep it in a dry place.

Wipe the Kansa ends with a soft, damp cloth after each use and dry well. Now and then, polish with a little lemon water, rinse and dry. Keep the wooden handle away from long contact with water.

Every Manovya™ product carries a purpose beyond skincare. A portion of every purchase supports social initiatives focused on education, elderly care, food, animal welfare, and essential needs, creating a lasting impact beyond every ceremony.

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Shanta Sculpt (Kansa Wand)

Shanta Sculpt (Kansa Wand)

Rs. 2,290.00 Rs. 1,854.90 19% off
Rs. 2,290.00 Rs. 1,854.90 19% off

What it is

Shanta Sculpt, explained

Shanta Sculpt is a face massage wand with Kansa metal at both ends and a wooden handle. Used over a few drops of oil, it turns applying your skincare into a slow, calming ceremony.

  1. Kansa metal, a traditional choice

    Kansa has been used in Indian homes and in Ayurvedic massage for generations. It feels cool and smooth on the skin and glides easily over oil.

  2. Two ends, for every part of the face

    The large dome covers the cheeks, jaw and forehead in broad strokes. The small tip reaches gently under the eyes, along the brows and beside the nose.

  3. Made to be used with oil

    A few drops of Kumkumadi Tailam Sutra let the wand glide, and the massage helps work the oil evenly into the skin.

The design

Made for slow, mindful strokes

Kansa metal at both ends, a wooden handle in between. Each part has its own job in the ceremony.

What each part does

  • The large dome The large domeKansa metal

    Broad, soothing strokes over the cheeks, jaw and forehead.

  • The small tip The small tipKansa metal

    Light, precise strokes under the eyes, along the brows and beside the nose.

  • The wooden handle The wooden handleShaped to fit the hand

    Easy to hold, so the strokes stay slow and even.

  • Kumkumadi Tailam Sutra Kumkumadi Tailam SutraIts pair

    The classical saffron oil. A few drops give the wand its glide.

Caring for your wand

A few small habits keep it looking good for years.

  • After each useSoft, damp cloth

    Wipe the Kansa ends clean and dry them well.

  • Now and thenLemon water

    Polish the metal with a little lemon water, rinse and dry.

  • Keep the handle dryNo soaking

    Don't leave the wooden handle in water.

  • Grey marks on the skinNormal and harmless

    Kansa can leave a light grey mark as it moves over oil. It wipes away easily.

  • Store itSomewhere dry

    Keep it in its box or a dry pouch between uses.

  • Your own wandOne per person

    Like a face towel, it's best kept for one person's use.

The Kansa ceremony

Your Kansa ceremony, step by step

The ceremony

  1. CleanseWash your face and pat it dry. Revive Tattva Face Wash works well here.
  2. Apply oil3 to 4 drops of Kumkumadi Tailam Sutra, or a layer of night cream. Never use the wand on dry skin.
  3. Glide upward and outwardWith the large dome: chin to ears, nose to temples, brows to hairline, then gently down the neck.
  4. Finish with the small tipLight strokes under the eyes and along the brows. Then wipe the wand clean.

3 to 5 minutes, 2 to 3 times a week. Avoid active acne, broken or irritated skin.

What to expect

  • First useThe face feels relaxed and the oil is worked in evenly.
  • After a weekThe massage becomes a calming habit at the end of the day.
  • With regular useThe jaw and brow may feel less tense, and skin may look more rested.

Everyone's skin differs, so results vary. Use light pressure; it should always feel comfortable.

FAQs

Shanta Sculpt (Kansa Wand) is a double-ended Ayurvedic face massage tool made with Kansa, a traditional Indian metal valued for generations. The larger dome offers broad, soothing strokes, while the smaller tip allows gentle precision around delicate areas. Together, they create a calming, intentional skincare ceremony rooted in tradition.

The wand helps you give yourself a slow, relaxing face massage. It helps work oil or cream evenly into the skin, eases tension around the jaw and brow, and leaves the face feeling refreshed. Its two ends let you use broad strokes for relaxation and lighter movements where the skin is delicate.

Kansa has long been used in Indian homes and in Ayurvedic massage, including the traditional Kansa vatki foot massage. It feels cool and smooth, glides easily over oil, and makes a daily or evening ceremony feel grounding and unhurried.

Apply a few drops of oil or moisturiser to reduce friction, then glide the wand across the face in upward and outward motions.

  • Use the larger dome for cheeks, forehead and jawline.
  • Use the smaller tip for under the eyes, temples, the nose bridge and natural facial contours.

Slow, intentional strokes make for a grounding, restorative experience.

Shanta Sculpt pairs beautifully with:

The wand's two ends help each product settle into the skin with ease.

Yes. Many people like a few light strokes with the smaller tip under the eyes in the morning, for a fresher, more awake feel. Always use it over a little oil or cream and keep the pressure very light around the eyes.

Shanta Sculpt (Kansa Wand) is generally well tolerated. You may notice a light grey mark on the skin during massage. This is a normal reaction between the metal and the oil, it wipes away easily and is harmless. If you have a known metal allergy, test it on a small area first.

Use it 2 to 3 times a week, or every evening if you enjoy it. A full massage with the larger dome takes 3 to 5 minutes; the smaller tip works for quick, gentle touch-ups. The ceremony should feel soothing, never intense, so adjust to what feels right for your skin.

Yes, with thoughtful use.

  • Avoid massaging directly over active breakouts or inflamed areas.

  • On sensitive skin, use lighter pressure and shorter sessions.

    The double-sided design allows you to navigate delicate areas with added precision.

It is a simple massage tool with no heat, chemicals or electrical parts. If you are pregnant, use lighter pressure for comfort, and check with your doctor if you are unsure about any oil you pair it with.

Wipe the Kansa ends with a soft, damp cloth after each use, and avoid harsh cleaners. Now and then, polish the metal with a little lemon water, then rinse and dry thoroughly. Keep the wooden handle away from long contact with water.

Yes. Shanta Sculpt (Kansa Wand) is made for everyone. It suits all skin types and makes a relaxing addition to any skincare routine, whether you use it with oil at night or for a few quick strokes in the morning.