Stone-Ground Moxa Cones Ai Zhu Pure Mugwort Wool for Moxibustion Warming Care 54 Cones per Board

Stone-Ground Moxa Cones, known in TCM as Ai Zhu (艾柱), are small cones of refined mugwort wool made from aged leaves of Artemisia argyi. Traditionally used in moxibustion, they are burned near the skin or on ginger and garlic platforms to deliver gentle warmth. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature and associated with warming the meridians. For external use only, keep away from flammable materials.

Key Selling Points

• Refined golden moxa wool cones made from aged mugwort leaves
• Botanical source Artemisia argyi known in TCM as Ai Ye
• Stone-ground processing for a fine soft texture
• 54 cones per board suited to spa and wellness settings
• Traditionally used in moxibustion for warming care

Quality & Sensory

Typically pale golden in color with a soft cotton-like wool texture. The aroma is characteristically herbaceous and smoky when ignited, with a steady slow burn typical of refined moxa.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion sessions at home or in wellness studios
• Spa and massage care routines with warming techniques
• Seasonal warming care on selected body areas
• Use with moxa boxes or holders for indirect application

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, moxa cones are ignited and applied indirectly over acupuncture points or along meridians, often placed on ginger, salt, or garlic platforms. Moxibustion has long been associated with warming the channels and supporting comfort during cold seasons. Practitioners commonly pair it with point-based routines in wellness and massage settings.

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