A rhythmic combination of ancient massage therapy that uses stones from the Yang Tze river in China and Gunung Kidul of Central Java. The stones are steamed in a traditional steamer, the “dandang” which is filled with spices and herbs, until the stones absorb the fragrance from the spices and herbs. These stones are then placed on important pressure points and rhythmically massaged.

The massage, using frangipani oil, begins with long, soft strokes that are inspired by the soft caress of the moonlight and the crashes of the waves under the moonlight, and gradually becomes stronger, before they are replaced with strong, rotating circles using wrists and knuckles, depicting the energy of the full moon.

The massage ends with softening long strokes again, and is followed with a tranquil herb and frangipani bath, and ended with a closing ceremony of blessed water.