In this declination of the Nirvana project, we can admire the exaltation of the combination of heat and water. A sort of ying-yang of wellness, glass, wood, and design in general: on the one hand the dry Finnish sauna, with its interior made of veneered and painted fir wood, and on the other the hammam with back-painted glass walls.
Two different worlds are brought together to create a single wellness center in Nirvana Combi 1.
In Nirvana Sauna we can see the exaltation of the best design in this product category: external cladding and internal coloring as the new trend.
The former includes 2 kinds of wood, fir, and hemlock, in a veneered version, or 2 glasses, black and white back-painted.
The interior paneling is made of hemlock or classic fir, painted black or white on the back wall, while all other walls are veneered.
The back wall has a narrow stave texture.
Nirvana Combi 1 has a Turkish bath function, i.e. a steam bath that tones, relaxes, and removes impurities from the skin, making it supple.
The hand shower of the Hammam part is composed of many micro-jets of water ideal and designed for your complete relaxation.
The keypad on the Hammam part consists of six buttons used to control the RGB color therapy, shower, ventilation heating, steam bath, and internal volume control. The Megius control display is immediately usable and allows all on/off functions to be modified: from adjusting the preferred temperature to turning on the internal LED strip with warm light and intensity variation.
Relaxation, detoxification, purification (all thanks to the scorching, dry air, which quickly expels large quantities of toxins from the body), facilitates recovery, preparing the muscular system for exercise (for sportsmen), natural muscle-decontracting effect.
Finally, you are inside the sauna where you will find the stove (kiuas), from which hot steam is emitted and on which the hot stones (kivet) are placed; the water contained in the wooden bucket (ämpäri) is poured over these stones with the ladle (kaula). In this way, the temperature is raised to between 90-100° and the humidity level is very low so that the sweat evaporates and the skin does not get too hot.
There is an hourglass inside each sauna, but do you know how long you should spend in the sauna?
If you are a newcomer and it is your first sauna, it is advisable not to exceed 10 minutes, for subsequent times instead it is recommended to stay between 10 and 15 minutes, sitting or lying comfortably on the wooden bench, with your legs bent and your feet at the same height as the seat; after the time spent in the sauna, you should get up calmly to avoid dizziness.