India has always been known as the land of culture. It is the birthplace of many unique art forms, including diverse dance forms, folk music, regional painting styles and whatnot! One such art form is Yoga, which originated in India more than 5000 years ago. The word yoga was first documented in the Rig Veda and comes from the Sanskrit word ‘yuj’, meaning ‘union’. This union refers to creating harmony between the mind, body, breath, and soul.
In the modern world, yoga is often associated with asanas, flexibility, and meditation. It is considered both an art and a science and essential in bringing harmony between body, mind, and soul. It is due to this universal appeal and the enormous benefits of Yoga that the United Nations recognised this art form in 2014 and announced 21 June as the ‘International Yoga Day’.
Why 21 June was chosen as the International Day of Yoga is another interesting story. Well, the date carries deeper significance as it coincides with the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, symbolising light, balance, and inner awareness. On June 21, the tilt of our planet Earth is most inclined to the Sun, and as a result, the day is the longest in the Northern Hemisphere, with the Sun rising early and setting late.
The ancient practice of Yoga holds countless benefits (even more in the modern world, in fact). Modern lifestyles are sometimes affected due to stress, fatigue, and tiredness. It is here where yoga holds relevance – and it becomes even better when combined with massage (yes, you heard that right). Well, if you are wondering how that could be. Then, let us introduce you to our ‘Signature’ service that does just that (drum rolls, please)!

The Tattva Signature Yoga Massage is an in-house therapy curated by experts at Tattva Wellness. It beautifully combines assisted yoga stretches with deep-tissue massage techniques. You can say it is the go-to therapy for anybody who is looking for relaxation and relief from fatigue, muscle tightness, and jammed muscles. The best part of the therapy is that you don’t have to do the stretches yourself – the therapist does them for you. Here’s what happens in this therapy:

For any therapy, it is important to know the step-by-step process. This gives an idea of what to expect (especially on the first visit). So, let’s take a look at the various steps:
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Step 1: Welcome & Seating | The spa team welcomes the guest, offers them a seat, and serves a welcome drink. |
| Step 2: Health Consultation | The therapist reviews the guest’s health assessment form (do fill this out before your visit) and discusses their health history, areas of discomfort, pressure preference, and specific requirements. |
| Step 3: Oil Selection | The team introduces the available massage oils and explains their benefits to help the guest choose a suitable option. The various oils that guests could choose from include Pranati, Vishram, Vimukti, Ojas, and Sparsh. These signature oils are in-house blends of Tattva, and each has its own unique benefits owing to its specific ingredients. |
| Step 4: Therapy Introduction | The therapist briefly explains the therapy, the techniques involved, and what the guest can expect during the session. |
| Step 5: Changing for the Therapy | The guest is provided with suitable clothing or disposable wear and given privacy to change. |
| Step 6: Foot Ritual | Once the guest has changed, the therapy begins with a calming foot-cleansing ritual. This helps the guest feel refreshed and grounded before the assisted stretches begin. |
| Step 7: Guided Breathing | Before beginning, the therapist guides the guest through slow breaths to help the body relax. |
| Step 8: Gentle Preparation | The therapy begins with gentle movements, mild stretches, and light pressure to prepare the body for the massage. This step consists of assisted Thai Yoga stretches that continue for 20-25 minutes. |
| Step 9: Main Massage Therapy | The therapist uses their hands and appropriate massage techniques to apply pressure and smooth strokes across the body. Massage oil is used to support comfortable movement over the skin. |
| Step 10: Neck & Shoulder Massage | The therapy concludes with a brief massage around the upper neck and shoulders. |
| Step 11: Steam/Shower Session | After the therapy, the guest may choose to take a shower or use the steam facility (the steam facility is only available at select locations) to complete the experience feeling refreshed. |
| Step 12: Session Completion | The guest is given time to relax, change, and prepare to leave the therapy room comfortably and offered herbal tea. |

The therapy combines dry Thai yoga stretches with targeted acupressure techniques to support natural lymphatic movement. The experience includes approximately 20-25 minutes of dry Thai stretching, performed without oil or lotion. During this stage, the therapist guides the body through a carefully structured sequence of assisted movements designed to loosen tight muscles, improve joint mobility, and enhance flexibility.
Using the hands, thumbs, forearms, elbows, and feet, the therapist applies controlled pressure to specific areas of the body. The combination of stretching and ‘dry pressure points massage’ helps the body feel more open and relaxed.

Watch this video to learn more about these stretches –
The movements mainly work across the lower body, hips, back, and shoulders.
Overall, the stretches may help the body feel more open, mobile, relaxed, and less heavy.
Understand More About This Therapy: Tattva Signature Yoga Massage Therapy

The assisted stretches help your body open up and move more freely. But stretching alone may not be enough when tension sits deep within the muscles. That is where deep tissue massage comes in. The therapist uses slow strokes and firm, focused pressure to work on tight muscles, stiffness, and areas of built-up tension. Special attention is given to the back, arms, legs, neck, and shoulders. Together, the stretches and massage create a more complete experience. The stretches improve movement, while the deep tissue techniques help the muscles relax more deeply. This makes the therapy especially helpful for people who work out often, sit for long hours, travel regularly, or simply feel tired and stiff.
This therapy brings together stretching, pressure, breathwork, and massage to support both movement and relaxation. Some of its key benefits include:
This blog was about ‘Tattva Signature Yoga Massage Therapy’. The therapy is a combination of Assisted Yoga Stretches, Deep Tissue Massage, Guided Breathwork, Neck & Shoulder Massage, and Head Massage. It is ideal for anyone who is looking for a refreshing and relaxing massage experience along with guided stretches. With ‘International Yoga Day’ around the corner, you could make ‘wellness a priority’ and experience 90 minutes of blissful relaxation.
For more such informative content on massages and therapies, stay connected with Tattva Wellness Spa. Explore our therapies and discover simple ways to help your body slow down, recover, and return to balance.