Dimensions:
Length: 9.8cm
Width: 6.5cm
Thickness: 0.7cm

Triangular Gua sha in Bian Shi stone, in the shape of a duck's foot with a rounded tip, measuring 9,8cm for treating the back, buttocks, neck, arms, legs, face and scalp.

Here are some of the virtues attributed to Bian Shi in the context of Gua Sha:
Stimulation of blood circulation.
Elimination of toxins
Relief of muscle tension
Improvement of skin well-being
Harmonization of bodily energy

Gua Sha is a very common technique in TCM that involves scraping the skin with the massage tool called Gua Sha, to improve the circulation of Qi of the Blood and organic fluids. Scraping also allows, in case of attack of the Biao, wind/cold or wind/heat, to bring the perverted to the surface.

Microcirculation of soft tissues is stimulated with varied pressure movements, increasing blood flow.

The practitioner can apply massage oil to the skin to facilitate ""scrapping"".

Indications:
Gua Sha allows for the circulation of stagnant energy, inflammation, cold, and arthritis.

It is generally practiced on the back, buttocks, neck, arms, and legs. A gentle version of this technique can even be used on the face as a ""lifting"" technique to prevent wrinkles and fine lines.