Ceramic Moxibustion Jar with Gua Sha Cup Portable Moxa Burner Home Spa Tool with Cloth Cover 54 Moxa Cones Acupoint Chart 220ml Oil

Ceramic Moxibustion Jar and Gua Sha Cup Set, a portable warming device used in traditional Chinese wellness practice known as ai jiu (艾灸). The ceramic jar holds burning moxa cones to deliver gentle radiant warmth to the skin surface, while the integrated cup supports gua sha scraping massage. The set includes a cloth cover, 54 moxa cones, an acupoint chart, and 220ml of massage oil. In TCM tradition, warming the skin over selected points is traditionally associated with supporting circulation and relaxation. For external use only; keep away from flammable materials and avoid burns.

Key Selling Points

• 2-in-1 ceramic moxibustion jar and gua sha cup for warming and scraping massage
• Portable design with 4-6 ventilation holes for controlled moxa burning
• Complete kit with cloth cover 54 moxa cones acupoint chart and 220ml massage oil
• Ceramic body retains heat evenly for a steady gentle warming experience
• Suitable for home spa fitness and body care routines for all users

Quality & Sensory

The jar typically features a smooth glazed ceramic body in a decorative landscape motif with a fitted cloth cover that insulates the exterior. When a moxa cone is lit, the device emits a characteristic herbal smoky aroma, and the ceramic surface warms gradually to a comfortable radiant heat.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External warming moxibustion on the skin surface at home
• Gua sha scraping massage on the neck shoulders and back
• Post-workout relaxation in fitness and body care routines
• Spa and beauty salon body warming treatments
• Seasonal warming care following the included acupoint chart

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxibustion involves burning processed mugwort moxa near or on selected acupoints so that gentle heat penetrates the skin surface. It is traditionally associated with warming the channels, supporting circulation, and easing feelings of cold or stiffness. Gua sha scraping is a related folk technique using a smooth-edged tool on oiled skin. This set combines both tools for convenient external home use.

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