Transform Any Space Into A Sanctuary!
“I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.” ~John Burroughs
Do you: Own a Yoga Studio? Practice Yoga at Home? Have an Office? Own a Spa or Healing Center?
Create an inviting atmosphere and increase business with the healing properties of nature imagery! Your new environment will aid in calming you, your staff, students, visitors and patients. One print can change the feeling of your entire space! Go ahead, inspire and renew spirits while expressing the personality of your studio.
Yoga Studio Decor will help:
- Create a refuge from the busy world
- Connect students and teachers with nature (especially helpful to balance city dwellers!)
- Calm & focus even the most anxious students before practice even starts
Tested against heat and humidity to withstand HOT YOGA environments. Yoga Studio Decor’s Re-Positionable Wall Prints come up to 7ft x 4.5ft with FREE SHIPPING! Prints are EASY to install with NO nails, tacks or toxic glue required! Wall Prints remove just as easy with NO residue or damage to the surface. Fantastic for rented or short term spaces and events!
Minimizing Waste! All art is custom printed at your request in order to eliminate the waste of product and warehouse space.
♦ SHOP BY STYLE ♦
enlightening flora ♦ zen rocks & water ♦ sun salutation ♦ nirvana close ups ♦ breathe in landscapes
WHO WE SERVE
Yoga Studios ♦ Yoga students with home practice space
Professionals who want calming/inspiring décor ♦ Doctors ♦ Dentists ♦ Therapists ♦ Counselors
Massage Therapists ♦ Hospitals ♦ Healing Centers
SHOP BY CHAKRA
click on a chakra below to view a brief description & color matching wall prints
( 7) CROWN
(6) THIRD EYE
(5) THROAT
(4) HEART
(3) SOLAR PLEXUS
(2) SACRAL
(1) ROOT
How Art Heals: Mind-Body Physiology
by: Michael Samuels, MD ArtAsHealing.org
How does art heal? Scientific studies tell us that art heals by changing a person’s physiology and attitude. The body’s physiology changes from one of stress to one of deep relaxation, from one of fear to one of creativity and inspiration. Art and music put a person in a different brain wave pattern, art and music affect a person’s autonomic nervous system, their hormonal balance and their brain neurotransmitters.
Art and music affect every cell in the body instantly to create a healing physiology that changes the immune system and blood flow to all the organs. Art and Music also immediately change a person’s perceptions of their world. They change attitude, emotional state, and pain perception. They create hope and positivity and they help people cope with difficulties. They transform a person’s outlook and way of being in the world.
In fact it is now known by neurophysiologists that art, prayer, and healing all come from the same source in the body, they all are associated with similar brain wave patterns, mind body changes and they all are deeply connected in feeling and meaning. Art, prayer, and healing all take us into our inner world, the world of imagery and emotion, of visions and feelings. This journey inward into what used to be called the spirit or soul and is now called the mind, is deeply healing. For healing comes to us from within, our own healing resources are freed to allow our immune system to operate optimally and that is always how we heal. This is the contemporary version of freeing our healing energiesand is now recognized to be crucial to healing. We go inward on The Creative Spiral together through art and music.
source: The Natural History of Art
Studies since the 1970s suggest the subtle power of natural scenery to heal both body and mind. Texas A&M researcher Roger Ulrich, for instance, has shown that people who watch a calming nature video after a stressful experience have markedly lower muscle tension, pulse, and skin conductance activity after less than five minutes. This translates into significant medical benefits.
Ulrich also monitored patients after gallbladder surgery and found that those assigned to a room looking out on trees needed far fewer painkillers than patients in rooms that faced a brick wall.
Heart surgery patients in rooms with nature scenes on the wall experienced less anxiety and smoother recoveries than patients with blank walls or abstract art.
Likewise, cosmonauts confined for months in outer space quickly lose interest in video programs and other diversions. They prefer to stare out the window at the untouchable Earth.”
