UBHAYA | उभय
Wood support bricks
Carved from dense, durable pine wood, this block offers unwavering support in any pose. Its natural grain and smooth finish bring warmth under hand and steady under weight. A timeless tool for alignment, balance, and seated grounding.
FEATURES + DIMENSIONS
MATERIAL + SUSTAINABILITY
USE + CARE
ADDITIONAL INFO
SHIPPING
- Free Shipping within India for all orders.
- Additional charges for Express Shipping may apply.
- Cash on Delivery – COD option is available and incurs an extra charge of INR
100. - International Shipping available from our warehouse in Ireland. Please log on to
www.karmakaari.com for more details or contact us directly - For more info refer to our Shipping Policy
RETURNS
- Although we offer easy 10 day return from the date delivered, we encourage
mindful purchasing to reduce waste, yet in the rare instance your order does
not meet expectations, we invite you to review our return and exchange policy. - Returns on Prithvi Cushion, Prana Marma Mat, Charan Foot Detox Tool and Ojas
Body Detox Tool are not applicable due to hygiene issues.
NET QUANTITY : 1 UNIT
MANUFACTURER DETAILS
Ekatwam
W 19/7 Sainik Farms, New Delhi
110062, Delhi, India
CUSTOMER CARE
Mon-Sat | 9:30am-5:30pm IST
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : INDIA
Rooted in tradition, sculpted for stillness
Balance is about the relationship between effort and ease, grounding and expansion. body and breath.
Designed as a pair, the Ubhaya Wooden Blocks offer steady support while encouraging exploration from both sides of the body. Whether used together or
individually, they remind us that growth happens when we honour every part of ourselves equally.
Ubhaya | उभय
(oo·bhuh·yuh) · Sanskrit
both; together
Bringing together two complementary qualities in
harmony and balance.
PINE WOOD
Responsibly sourced pine wood, finished with natural lacquer and nourishing oils that protect the surface while allowing the wood to develop a rich, timeless character.
WOOD TURNING
A living heritage passed through
generations sustaining rural communities,
supporting local economies and
preserving cultural knowledge.
समं सर्वेषु भूतेषु तिष्ठन्तं परमेश्वरम्।
Samaṁ sarveṣu bhūteṣu tiṣṭhantaṁ parameśvaram
“The same presence dwells equally in all beings.”
— Bhagavad Gita 13.28
Daily Ritual
Practice anytime or anywhere to find peace within.
01
Support
Begin with the blocks beneath your hands, hipsor feet, wherever they help you feel more stable.
02
Balance
Move with awareness, noticing how balanceemerges through cooperation rather thaneffort.
03
Grow
Carry that same sense of steadiness andfreedom into the rest of your day.
“I created KarmaKaari with the intention that the objects we welcome into our lives become quiet companions in our daily rituals. May this piece invite you to slow down, breathe and reconnect with yourself, with nature and with what truly matters.”
— Neena Rath