# AcuArtistry


## Posts

- [The Science of Gua Sha: Understanding Its Biomedical Mechanisms](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/the-science-of-gua-sha-understanding-its-biomedical-mechanisms): Science of Gua Sha For those of us using gua sha in clinical practice, its effectiveness in relieving pain, improving circulation, and restoring mobility is well established. However, understanding why it works can refine our techniques and enhance treatment outcomes. Modern research is shedding light on the physiological mechanisms behind gua sha’s effects, bridging traditional practice with contemporary biomedical science. This article explores how gua sha initiates a healing cascade, upregulates heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1) to modulate inflammation, influences biotensegrity by addressing fascial restrictions, and releases myofascial trigger points to restore neuromuscular balance. Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or exploring gua sha’s potential, […]
- [Teishin Self Treatment Guide](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/teishin-self-treatment-guide): Teishin Treatment for the Stomach Qi Line This guide offers a simple, meditative self-treatment using Japanese Meridian Therapy principles and a teishin to harmonize the Stomach Qi line on your leg. This approach focuses on gentle touch and mindful awareness of the meridian’s flow, rather than focusing on specific acupuncture points. What is the Stomach Qi Line? The Stomach Qi line represents the lower portion of the Yang Ming meridian and includes the five transport points of the Stomach. Rather than viewing the Stomach Qi line as a thin line, consider it as an area. Use a gentle, compassionate touch, and […]
- [Nine Needles of the Ling Shu: The Essence of Acupuncture](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/nine-needles-of-the-ling-shu-the-essence-of-acupuncture): I. Origin of the Nine Needles The Ling Shu (灵枢), one of the two major texts of the Huangdi Neijing (黄帝内经, Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic), holds a pivotal place in classical Chinese medicine. While the Su Wen (素问), the first book of the Neijing, provides a theoretical foundation encompassing the principles of yin (阴) and yang (阳), the five elements, and the etiology of diseases, the Ling Shu delves into the practical methods of acupuncture. It is in the Ling Shu that we find detailed discussions on the meridian system, the application of needles, and various therapeutic techniques that form the backbone of traditional […]
- [Ergonomics for Acupuncturists](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/ergonomics-for-acupuncturists): Introduction As acupuncturists, our health, comfort, and longevity in this profession should be a top priority. The more we nurture ourselves, the more we can give to our patients. Creating an ergonomic work environment isn’t just about avoiding discomfort; it’s about sustaining our well-being and ensuring we can deliver the highest quality care throughout our careers. In this article, I will share practical insights and advice on how to set up an ergonomic workspace, choose the right tools, and incorporate daily practices that support our bodies and enhance our professional efficiency.  We will explore various aspects of establishing an ergonomic work […]
- [Qi is Not a Thing in TCM!](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/qi-is-not-a-thing-in-tcm): The word “Qi” (氣) is everywhere in discussions of wellness, spirituality, and traditional Chinese medicine. But what if the way we commonly think about Qi is fundamentally wrong? What if Qi is not a thing? We often hear Qi described as a mystical energy, a vital life force flowing through our bodies… but that’s not quite accurate. Qi is not a thing! Qi: Not a Noun, but a Verb The confusion arises when we think of Qi as a noun, as something you can possess or store. In reality, Qi is more like a verb. It’s a way to describe the […]
- [The Science of Teishin Acupuncture: A Needle-Free Approach to Healing](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/the-science-of-teishin-acupuncture-a-needle-free-approach-to-healing): In recent years, Teishin based acupuncture has been gaining popularity as a more gentle and needle-free alternative to traditional acupuncture. In reality, the teishin was a primary tool of the acupuncturist in the earliest days of TEAM (Traditional East Asian Medicine). It was first introduced as the third of the nine needles in the Ling Shu Jing (100- 200 BCE) or Spiritual Pivot, which states, “The teishin has a point which is as sharp as a grain of millet. It controls the channels by touch, not penetration, to bring about the qi.” [1] Modern practitioners often include the second of the […]
- [Eco-Friendly Acupuncture: 9 Steps to a Sustainable Practice](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/eco-friendly-acupuncture-9-steps-to-a-sustainable-practice): As an acupuncturist, I am deeply committed to the well-being of my patients and the planet. Acupuncture is a powerful healing modality, and I am grateful to be able to help people live healthier, happier lives. However, I am also aware of the environmental impact of my practice and acupuncture clinics in general. From disposable needles to paper waste, there are many ways in which our practices can be more sustainable. That’s why I am passionate about finding ways to reduce our environmental footprint. I am excited to share nine steps you can incorporate to make your practice more Eco-Friendly. I […]
- [Gua Sha vs. Facial Gua Sha: Understanding the Differences](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/gua-sha-vs-facial-gua-sha-understanding-the-differences): It is easy to confuse traditional gua sha done as a medical procedure with facial gua sha used for beautification. This is mainly a problem when reading articles online that do not differentiate between the two. Traditional gua sha is an ancient Chinese healing technique that has been used for centuries to treat muscular issues and internal illness. It involves rubbing a specialized tool over the skin to stimulate circulation and invoke a healing cascade. While traditional gua sha has been used for centuries, facial gua sha has recently become popular for improving skin health and appearance. In this article, we […]
- [The History of Gua Sha: Ancient Origins to Modern Medicine](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/the-history-of-gua-sha-ancient-origins-to-modern-medicine): Tracing the Ancient Origins of Gua Sha Gua sha is a traditional East Asian medical treatment that has been used for centuries to relieve pain, improve circulation, and boost immune function. It involves the use of a smooth-edged tool, such as a coin or jade stone, to apply firm pressure and scrape the skin. The practice has a long and rich history dating back to ancient China, and it has been used in various forms in other East Asian countries such as Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. In this article, we will explore the history of gua sha and its modern variants. […]
- [Basic Direct Moxibustion Technique; Okyu](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/basic-direct-moxibustion-technique-okyu): Moxibustion is an ancient Chinese medical technique that involves the burning of mugwort, a type of herb, to facilitate healing. This traditional method has been used for thousands of years to treat a wide range of conditions and is an effective technique for restoring balance to the body. In this tutorial, we will introduce the basics okyu or rice grain moxibustion technique. Becoming proficient with rice grain moxibustion is not difficult, but it does require consistent practice. If you follow the basic form and pay close attention to which fingers are used, you will be a moxa pro in no time! […]
- [Gua Sha: An Essential Diagnostic Tool for Acupuncturists](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/gua-sha-an-essential-diagnostic-tool-for-acupuncturists): Gua sha is an East Asian medicine technique that involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to improve circulation, relieve muscle tension, and treat internal diseases. In addition to its therapeutic benefits, gua sha can also be used as a diagnostic tool to identify the underlying cause of a patient’s symptoms. By observing the color and appearance of the sha, as well as the time it takes for the sha to appear and fade, practitioners can gain valuable insights into a patient’s condition and the effectiveness of treatment. In this article, we will explore the use of gua sha as […]
- [AcuArtistry Tool Care Guide: Gua Sha, Teishin, and IASTM](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/acuartistry-tool-care-guide-gua-sha-teishin-and-iastm): Copper, silver, and gold are resilient and corrosion-resistant metals. With proper care, your AcuArtistry gua sha tool, teishin, or IASTM tool will last several lifetimes. There are two main cleaning methods, one for home use, when the tool is used only for self-care, and one for a clinical setting where cross-contamination is a concern. For home use, first, wash the tool with soap and water. Make sure to remove residual oils or lotions. Next, rinse thoroughly to clean all soap residue. Finally, dry the gua sha tool completely. Depending on location and water quality, stains can occur if the item is […]
- [Copper Gua Sha; An Antimicrobial Therapeutic Tool](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/copper-gua-sha-an-antimicrobial-therapeutic-tool): Guest writer: Tatiana Parzynski, N.D. Physical medicine has always been a part of my medical practice and when I want to increase fascial glide or mobilize soft tissue I always reach for my copper gua sha tool. I learned about gua sha early on in my medical training and started using AcuArtisty’s copper gua sha tool as soon as I started seeing patients. I liked the ergonomic feel of the tool, but more than that, there was something about the copper itself that seemed to make a difference that I just couldn’t put my finger on. My knowledge of copper as […]
- [Teishin - A Brief History](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/teishin_history): The teishin is a gentle and effective tool for treating patients without inserting acupuncture needles. It is popular in Meridian Therapy and other styles of Traditional Japanese Medicine. Using a teishin causes no pain or discomfort, allowing practitioners to treat even the most sensitive of people. With guidance, patients can learn to use teishin at home as a self-care tool, prolonging the therapeutic benefits of their treatment between appointments. This aspect of teishin not only empowers patients to take charge of their health but improves treatment outcomes making acupuncture more effective and affordable. History of the Teishin​ The teishin can be […]
- [Shiunko Recipe for Skincare](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/shiunko-recipe-for-skincare): Shiunko or Purple Cloud Ointment, was developed in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1868) for the treatment of skin disorders. In Kanpo (Japanese herbal medicine), shiunko is still a popular skincare remedy. It is used topically for eczema, psoriasis, fungal infections, scars, chapped skin, burns, frostbite, bedsores, skin ulcers, hemorrhoids, and much more. Shiunko should not be taken internally and is used topically as directed by a licensed healthcare professional. Modern acupuncturists commonly use shiunko when applying direct moxibustion cones to a patient. If used for this purpose, a little shiunko goes a long way. It is important to use only […]
- [​The Energetic Properties of Metals in the Healing Arts](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles/the-energetic-properties-of-metals-in-the-healing-arts): Metals have long been used in the healing arts for their unique properties and energetic qualities. In Japan, the type of metal used in teishin-based acupuncture techniques, such as shonishin, Tyohari School, or Funamizu Style treatments, is often a primary consideration. The best metal used for a facial gua sha tool can be determined by the user’s complexion, and creating the correct bronze alloy for a singing bowl is a critical factor in its resonant qualities. Each metal has its unique personality that can be enhanced or shaped using the appropriate techniques. In this article, we will explore the energetic qualities […]

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- [Mail Poet](https://acuartistry.com/mail-poet): AcuArtistry creates premium, hand-crafted teishin and gua sha tools for acupuncturists and bodyworkers. Combining clinical expertise with the artistry of fine silversmithing, each tool is crafted one at a time to ensure beautiful aesthetics and clinical functionality. Elevate your practice with instruments made with care and dedication. [mailpoet_page]
- [Classes](https://acuartistry.com/classes): Classes At AcuArtistry, we believe that continuing education is essential for healthcare professionals who want to provide the best possible care to their patients. Dr. Mark Parzynski, DAOM, L.Ac, teaches our classes for Acupuncturists and Massage Therapists. With over a decade of experience teaching East Asian medicine, he is passionate about helping his students learn the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. Our classes are designed to be practical and informative, focusing on building the skills you need to enhance your practice and improve patient outcomes. We offer a variety of online and live classes to fit your schedule and […]
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- [About](https://acuartistry.com/about): About AcuArtistry The Heart and Hands Behind the Tools I am Dr. Mark Parzynski, a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) and a silversmith. Since 2010, I have occupied the space where clinical expertise meets the traditional forge. AcuArtistry began with a simple belief: that the tools of our trade should be as intentional as our treatments. By hand-forging each piece, I create instruments that honor the traditional roots of our medicine while providing the precision and durability required by the modern practitioner. The Path of the Artisan-Practitioner The tools I create are born from my own clinical needs. As […]
- [Shipping-returns](https://acuartistry.com/refund_returns): Domestic Shipping ​   International Shipping ​​​ Questions? Please contact mark@acuartistry.com if you have any questions about our shipping policy. WHOLESALE INQUIRIES It is my pleasure to offer wholesale pricing when ordering 10 or more of any particular item. Because AcuArtistry items are always handmade and quantity orders can be time consuming, please order ahead when possible. The amount of the discount will be based on the number and type of items ordered. Contact mark@acuartistry.com with inquiries. RETURN & EXCHANGE POLICY Standard designs may be returned within 30 days of receipt for a full refund. All items must be returned in new condition, and the customer pays […]
- [Jewelry](https://acuartistry.com/jewelry): JewelryBorn, Not Made Experience the raw, captivating beauty of my latest collection. Each piece of jewelry is a singular work, where silver and copper are melted and fused to create deeply organic, one-of-a-kind pendants, rings, and earrings. These creations embody the aesthetic of wabi-sabi, finding perfection in imperfection. The unique textures and forms emerge naturally from the melting process, guaranteeing that every piece is one-of-a-kind. This wearable art rejects manufactured uniformity and embraces the singular beauty of the individual.
- [Guide Tube](https://acuartistry.com/guidetube): The Guide Tube: Precision in Every Insertion The guide tube, or Shinkan, was born of necessity and inspiration during Japan’s Edo period. Invented by the blind acupuncturist Waichi Sugiyama, the guide tube revolutionized the medicine, allowing for the painless insertion of acupuncture needles. At AcuArtistry, I view the guide tube not as a disposable accessory, but as a precision instrument. For the modern practitioner, a well-made metal guide tube is an extension of the hand, a tool for moving soft tissue, stabilizing points, and providing subtle sensory feedback that plastic guide tubes simply cannot offer. The Metal Guide Tube Advantage Material […]
- [Gua Sha](https://acuartistry.com/guasha): Gua Sha: The Evolution of Touch From its Neolithic origins to its role in modern clinics, homes, and hospitals, Gua Sha has evolved into a scientifically proven treatment for both clinical and cosmetic applications. Because your results depend on the precision of your instruments, selecting a tool with the correct edge geometry and polish is essential. For Traditional Gua Sha, I handcraft each tool to be comfortable for both the clinician and the patient. The tool’s ergonomic design disappears into your hand, featuring curves that hug the contours of your client’s body, making it a pleasure to use. For the delicate […]
- [Teishin](https://acuartistry.com/teishin): Teishin: The Art of Non-Inserted Needling The teishin is a gentle and effective tool for treating patients without inserting acupuncture needles or penetrating the skin. A cornerstone of Japanese Meridian Therapy and one of the classical nine needles of the Ling Shu, this non-invasive tool ensures a painless experience for even the most sensitive individuals. Beyond the clinic, the teishin serves as powerful self-care tool, empowering patients to extend their treatments at home and take an active role in their health.    As the oldest maker of handcrafted teishin in the United States, I personally forge each tool one at a […]
- [AcuArticles](https://acuartistry.com/acuarticles): AcuArticles Articles on Teishin, Gua Sha, Acupuncture and Natural Health Welcome to the AcuArtistry article library; a collection of reflections and clinical insights for the dedicated practitioner. My goal is to provide a deeper exploration into the tools and techniques that define our medicine, from the ancient origins of the Teishin to the modern clinical applications of Gua Sha and Shonishin. Whether you are a seasoned acupuncturist looking to refine your tactile sensitivity or a student of natural health seeking grounded, traditional perspectives, you will find resources here designed to support your practice.
- [AcuArtistry](https://acuartistry.com/): The Finest Handmade Teishin, Gua Sha Tools and Guide Tubes. Welcome to AcuArtistry, hand-crafted tools for acupuncturists seeking the highest quality instruments for their practice. I’m Dr. Mark Parzynski, a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and a skilled silversmith. With over a fifteen years of experience hand-making teishin and gua sha tools, I pour my heart and soul into every item I make to ensure they look beautiful and function at the highest level. Each tool is crafted one at a time, with the utmost care and attention to detail. This personal touch imbues each tool with a unique energy […]
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## Products

- [Hibiki Tei Shin](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/hibiki-tei-shin): 84mm x 4mm, Fine Silver, 9 rings starting 20mm down from the round end. One tip: Matsuba shape but slightly rounder on the tip = Not sharp The other tip: Round shape
- [Teishin Fusion 25](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/teishin-fusion-25): A beautiful study in contrast and balance. This 2.5-inch teishin features silver and copper spiraled together, then fused and hand-forged into a single, cohesive piece. Designed with intention, the metals naturally transition so that the ball end is predominantly copper, while the tail is predominantly silver. A Note on Artistry: Because this teishin is hand-forged from an uneven billet the shaft possesses natural, organic variations. It is not perfectly uniform or completely round in all area. This is a testament to its raw, handcrafted origin. Only one of these tools has been made.
- [Teishin Fusion 3](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/teishin-fusion-3): This 3-inch teishin is crafted using a specialized process where copper and silver wires are woven together, fused, and hand-forged into a single piece. The result is a stunning, one-of-a-kind instrument that beautifully bridges art and healing. A Note on Artistry: Because this teishin is hand-forged from an uneven woven billet the shaft possesses natural, organic variations. It is not perfectly uniform or completely round in all area. This is a testament to its raw, handcrafted origin. Only one of these tools has been made.
- [Heavy Brass Gua Sha Tool](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/heavy-brass-gua-sha-tool): This hand-forged gua sha tool is approximately 3.75 by 2.5 inches and made from sold brass. This weighty tool is twice the thickness of my standard gua sha tools and features a brushed finish with polished sides. Only one of this gua sha tool has been made making it a truly unique item.
- [Hand-hammered Silver Teishin](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/hand-hammered-silver-teishin): This 3 3/8 inch teishin is hand-hammered from 99.9% pure silver. The longer profile is great for practitioner with larger hands or active treatment styles. Only one of these tool has been made
- [Spiral Teishin](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/spiral-teishin): Experience the energetic synergy of the Spiral Teishin. This one-of-a-kind 2 ¾” instrument features fine silver and copper fused together in a striking bimetal spiral. This marriage of metals is designed to create a subtle galvanic effect, enhancing the movement of Qi across the surface of the skin. It is as much a piece of art as it is a high-performance energetic tool, perfect for those who work at the intersection of physical and subtle-energetic healing. This is a unique tool… only one made!
- [Dew Drop Copper Enshin](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/dew-drop-copper-enshin): A true anchor for your toolkit, this weighty, handmade solid copper Enshin is designed for grounding and dispersal. Measuring 3.25” in length and ½” in thickness, it possesses a significant presence in the hand. Featuring nine hand-carved rings, it is perfectly balanced for vibratory techniques and rhythmic stimulation. Its substantial mass allows the tool to do the work, providing deep, resonant pressure with minimal effort from the practitioner. This is a unique tool… only one made!    
- [Contour Gua Sha Tool](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/contour-gua-sha-tool): Elevate your manual therapy with this hand-forged copper Gua Sha tool. Measuring 3 ¾” x 2 ¼”, its generous curves are ergonomically designed to fit naturally in the palm, reducing practitioner fatigue. The beautiful hand-hammered finish creates a subtle texture that enhances grip while providing a resonant tactile feedback during scraping. Copper’s natural conductivity makes this an exceptional tool for clearing heat and invigorating the Blood and Qi. This is a unique tool… Only one made!
- [Gua Sha and Reflexology Tool](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/gua-sha-and-reflexology-tool): Expertly forged for precision and durability, this handcrafted copper Gua Sha tool is specifically designed to navigate the intricate anatomy of the hands, feet, forearms, and ankles. While many tools are too bulky for smaller structures, this tool features a primary edge of just over 3.5 inches, with meticulously designed curves that allow it to glide effortlessly between the metatarsals of the feet and the metacarpals of the hands. The tool’s smallest tip is refined for absolute precision, making it an excellent instrument for treating individual acupuncture points or applying focused pressure to stubborn trigger points. This anatomical focus makes it […]
- [Bronze Teishin](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/bronze-teishin): Elevate your acupuncture practice with this expertly crafted Bronze Teishin. Measuring 3.25 inches, this teishin is designed with precision and comfort in mind, ensuring an effective and enjoyable treatment experience for both practitioners and patients.
- [EnTeishin](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/enteishin): The enteishin is a powerful multi-functional tool highly valued in traditional Japanese acupuncture and works well for modern trigger point therapy.
- [Teishin Nano](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/teishin-nano): Introducing the smallest teishin in the AcuArtistry line, the 2.25 inch Teishin Nano is tailored for pinpoint accuracy and available in fine silver, copper, and 14K gold.
- [Guide Tube - Pro](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/guide-tube-pro): The Guide Tube - Pro is a thick-walled Japanese-style guide tube. This exceptional tube boasts a robust construction and is forged from 99.99% pure silver, with an inner core of naturally antimicrobial copper, making it a safe and hygienic choice for your practice.
- [Guide Tube - Eco](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/guide-tube-eco): The Guide Tube- Eco is designed as an environmentally friendly and affordable option for your busy clinic. This guide tube is made from solid copper, which has natural anti-microbial properties that make it a safe and hygienic choice for your practice. In addition, the exquisite satin finish and rounded ends provide excellent stability and comfort for your patients. With the Guide Tube – Eco, you can provide sustainable care to your patients without breaking the bank.
- [Chokishin](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/chokishin): The Chokishin or Qi knife is a unique tool that can be used to enhance the flow of vital energy in the body. This tool is handcrafted with care and intention and is made from sterling silver or copper.
- [Enshin / IASTM Bar](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/enshin-iastm-bar): This Enshin/IASTM bar is a powerful tool for acupuncturists and physical therapists alike. Handmade from solid copper, this 4-inch long bar is balanced and weighty, enabling it to do the work for you.
- [Facial Gua Sha Tool](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/facial-gua-sha-tool): This facial gua sha tool is expertly crafted from solid copper or sterling silver and is ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip. With a curved shape tailored specifically for the face, neck, and jaw.
- [Gua Sha Tool](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/gua-sha-tool): This modern take on the traditional Gua Sha Tool is an essential part of any acupuncturist's toolkit and is handmade with care from copper or sterling silver.
- [Teishin Pro](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/teishin-pro): The Teishin Pro is handcrafted using solid fine silver, 14k gold, or copper and features a highly polished 1/8 by 3-inch shaft. Its rounded tip is thoughtfully designed for fine rubbing and pressing techniques, allowing for a subtle flow of energy to effortlessly reach the patient. The tapered tail of the teishin is essential for the precise treatment of individual points, reduction techniques, a helping to balance the flow of qi in the body. Additionally, the ribbed shaft provides a natural grip and is perfect for scraping and vibratory techniques that resonate naturally with the body’s energy. The beautifully polished fine silver used […]
- [Teishin Apex](https://acuartistry.com/product-page/teishin-apex): Crafted meticulously from fine silver or copper, the Teishin Apex is tailored for active treatment styles.

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