Sandalwood Scraping Tool | Nervous System Regulation Through Touch

Tension held in the body doesn't always release through thinking. Sometimes it needs to be moved.

Muscle tension and nervous system activation feed each other, a tight neck keeps the body on alert, and a body on alert stays tense. Manual pressure along the neck, shoulders, and back interrupts that loop, giving your system a direct, physical signal to release what it's been holding.

Solid sandalwood, shaped to follow the curve of the body. Gua sha, a scraping technique rooted in traditional Chinese medicine has been used for centuries to ease tension, support circulation, and help the body let go of what it's carrying.

Details:

• Solid sandalwood, shaped for the body's natural curves.
• No electronics, no batteries. Just wood and pressure.
• Rinse with water, dry with a cloth.

How to use

Apply light, steady pressure and move in one direction along tense areas for 1–2 minutes. Best used slowly, as a moment of attention rather than a quick fix.

Regulation doesn't always start with a breath. Sometimes it starts with your hands.