Shanti Set
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- Two-in-one set consisting of an acupressure mat and matching neck pillow for holistic use
- Targeted relaxation – stimulates key acupressure points along the back, shoulders, and neck
- High-quality materials – cover made of GOTS-certified organic cotton, pressure tips made of recyclable ABS plastic
- Versatile use – ideal for home, office, or on a yoga mat
Simply lie down, relax, and recharge with new energy – for
body and mind.
Mat Dimensions: 65 × 40 × 2.5 cm
Pillow Dimensions: 38 × 15 × 10 cm
Total Weight: approx. 690 g
Place the mat on a flat surface and position the pillow in the neck area or under the lower back. Slowly lie down on it and relax.
Using it for 10 to 20 minutes daily is sufficient to relieve tension and recharge with new energy. Ideal for starting or ending the day.
Remove the foam insert and hand-wash the cover in lukewarm water. To dry, simply hang it up. Keep the mat away from direct sunlight to preserve the color
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60-day trial
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Free Returns & Exchanges
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5 Year warranty
So peaceful, it’s like gravity is pulling me into a dream.
Benefits
- Naturally relaxed muscles
- Boosted blood flow
- Sharper mental focus
- Inner calm and clarity
- Restful, uninterrupted sleep
- A long-lasting feeling of balance and ease
How to use
The most common way to enjoy Shakti is lying down in bed before sleep, with the mat placed beneath your back and shoulders — but you can use it anywhere you feel tension.
It’s also a great companion for yoga or meditation, whether you’re seated or in poses like sphinx or pigeon — helping integrate acupressure into your wellness flow.
Plus, your purchase unlocks access to the world’s only acupressure mat app, giving you the tools to amplify your results in just minutes.
What to expect
Will it sting? A little — at first.
Each spike responds to areas of tightness. The more tension, the more intense the sensation. That first “Ouch!” signals your body to release feel-good endorphins and natural pain relief.
If the spikes aren’t sharp enough — or your muscles are already relaxed — you’ll feel less.
Give it a few minutes and that sharpness melts into a warm, soothing buzz. The redness you might notice? It’s just improved blood flow. You may even drift off to sleep.
Acupressure vs acupuncture
While acupuncture involves inserting needles into the skin, acupressure applies firm pressure through rounded spikes.
The key advantage of using a Shakti Mat? You activate dozens of pressure points at once — in seconds — and no appointment is required.