ONNA RAVEN CURVE- yoni massage pleasure wand

SHAPE: CURVE

Yoni massage and mapping wand

Our most sophisticated toy, CURVE is created specially for intimate massage and self-pleasure. CURVE’s non-phallic design is intentional, nurturing an intimate feminine relationship with your body. 
The thinner end of the Curve is crafted for internal massage to relieve muscle tension and emotional blockages. The thicker end of the toy is perfect for G-spot exploration. It’s sexy silhouette allows for easy handling and versatile play. CURVE is created with intention of healing and opening up to pleasure. Used as a weekly practice, CURVE is the best tool for a toned and healthy vagina.

• Great toy for beginners looking to explore, massage & awaken the G-Spot. It is specially curved for easier stimulation of the G-spot.
• Specially designed tool for women who experience mild yoni muscle tension. Use it for and
• It is the skinniest of our gemstone toys.
• CURVE effortlessly glides in & out due to its polished finish without creating friction or irritation to the skin.
• We store unresolved emotions, traumas & stress in our muscles. A committed weekly self-massage practice is essential for relieving tension & emotional blockages from the yoni. Gift yourself 30 minute massage using coconut oil. Allow it to guide you to the tense pressure points and stagnant muscles.
• CURVE will help you practice internal vaginal orgasms by awakening the inside of the vagina during self-massage. Insert CURVE inside the vagina and swipe from left to right in slow massage-like movements around the G-spot; tap the toy’s end on the G-spot either gently or in a rocking-like-motion back & forth, glide the toy in and out of the vagina, glide & twirl at the same time in and out.
• Can use both ends of the toy
• Perfect toy for the
• Use either for solo or partner play

Disclaimer: If you experience pain during penetration, we strongly suggest that before investing in a toy, you see a gynaecologist and a pelvic floor specialist who can properly diagnose you. Sometimes the pain in the vagina is not just from tensed muscles. You could have a sexually transmitted infection, endometriosis, UTI or dealing with pain due to PTSD. Self-diagnosing and self-healing can be dangerous. The first steps of healing are always a proper medical diagnosis.