Important: Any injury, pain condition or medical concern should be assessed by a registered medical doctor or qualified sports medicine specialist. The information below shares the classical Ayurvedic perspective on massage traditions and is informational only. It is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment or care.

Marma: a classical Ayurvedic reference

Marma is a concept from classical Ayurvedic literature. Classical texts describe Marma as specific points on the body that classical authors considered significant in traditional practices. Marma massage traditions have been part of classical Ayurvedic practice for centuries. These are traditional wellness rituals offered for relaxation and comfort. They are not a medical treatment and are not used to diagnose or treat any medical condition.

Traditional Marma massage experience

A traditional Marma massage session is a slow, gentle oil-based ritual focused on classical pressure points. Many guests describe the experience as deeply relaxing. Individual experiences vary.

Traditional sports and recovery massage

Our traditional sports massage is a vigorous oil-based wellness ritual commonly chosen by active individuals as part of their relaxation and recovery routine. It is a general wellness massage, not a medical treatment or physiotherapy service. For any injury or physical complaint, please consult a registered medical practitioner, physiotherapist or qualified sports medicine specialist first.

Some people find traditional massage comforting after physical exertion. Experiences vary from person to person. No specific outcome is promised.

When this is not suitable

Please do not book a traditional massage without consulting a doctor first if you have an open wound, a blood clotting condition, a recent injury of any kind, a burn, a broken bone or any medical condition. Traditional massage is a wellness service and is not a replacement for medical assessment.

A note on scope of practice

Our Ayurvedic practitioners are not registered medical practitioners under the Singapore Medical Registration Act. The information above is informational only. For any medical concern, please consult a registered doctor. A Traditional and Complementary Therapy qualification.