Can an Ancient Asian Tea Ceremony and a Mallorcan Stone Courtyard Tell the Same Story? At first glance, it may seem unlikely—but upon closer inspection, they share a profound connection: harmony with nature, simplicity, and respect for tradition. At Es Racó d’Artà, a tranquil retreat in the untouched northeast of Mallorca, Asian influences blend naturally and seamlessly into the surroundings.
Mindful Art
Es Racó d’Artà is an inspiring retreat, where stone and wood suites and casitas embody clean lines and uncluttered spaces—an aesthetic reminiscent of Asian design. It’s no surprise that the sculptural, branch-like art installations found throughout the property are created by Japanese artist Hiroshi Kitamura, who lives in Spain and feels deeply connected to both cultures:
„I am not interested in the differences (of which there are thousands), but in the commonalities we share.“
Mindful Fashion
Cortana is the fashion brand by Rosa Esteva, with one of its stores located at Es Racó d’Artà. Inspired by Mallorca’s landscapes and textures, her collections integrate Japanese, Buddhist, and Chinese influences—from kimono-style dresses and fluid silhouettes to Asian-inspired prints and a unisex line that dissolves the boundaries between masculine and feminine.
Mindful Activities & Treatments
Many of the holistic activities and treatments at Es Racó d’Artà draw from Eastern traditions, offering deeply restorative, energizing, and liberating experiences.
- Daily yoga and meditation sessions
- Sound healing with classical Indian music, traditional Eastern chanting, or vibrating instruments like the hang, gong, singing bowls, or surpeti shruti box
- Pranayama breathing techniques following Kaivalyananda
- Spa treatments including Watsu, Shiatsu, Reiki, and facial acupuncture
All designed to bring serenity under the Mallorcan sun.
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