Balinese Boreh Ritual
A warming village remedy of clove, ginger and rice powder, pressed into the body to draw out chill and fatigue.
The menu
Prices are per guest and include the welcome tea, the herbal steam and as long as you like in the garden afterwards.
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A warming village remedy of clove, ginger and rice powder, pressed into the body to draw out chill and fatigue.
River stones from the Ayung, warmed and glided along the spine to melt the tension held between the shoulders.
Slow, flowing strokes with cold-pressed frangipani and sandalwood oil, blended for your mood on arrival.
Turmeric, tamarind and honey from our jamu kitchen, layered warm to brighten skin dulled by sun and salt.
Firm thumb-and-forearm work along the urat lines, for bodies that surf, trek or sit too long at a desk.
Lemongrass and pandan steam followed by a petal soak, taken alone or as the closing act of any ritual.
Sunrise breathwork, boreh scrub, full-body massage and a jamu lunch served in the rice-field pavilion.
A private open-air pavilion for two: flower bath, side-by-side massage and iced butterfly-pea tea.
Candlenut oil worked through the scalp with slow circular pressure, the way Balinese grandmothers still do it.
Reservations
Tell us when you arrive in Ubud and what your body has been carrying. We will hold the pavilion and reply within the hour.