Moxa Cones Ai Zhu 108 Pieces Five Year Aged Mugwort Wool Moxibustion Cones for Warming Therapy

Moxa Cones, known in TCM as Ai Zhu (艾柱), are small cones of aged mugwort wool prepared from Artemisia argyi leaves. This box contains 108 cones made from five-year aged ai rong, the soft processed wool traditionally used in moxibustion. In TCM practice, burning moxa near selected points is traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting circulation. Intended for external moxibustion use with a holder or on a base, not for ingestion.

Key Selling Points

• Box of 108 moxa cones sized for point-specific moxibustion sessions
• Made from five-year aged ai rong, the processed wool of Artemisia argyi leaves
• Aged mugwort wool typically burns steadily with a mild herbal smoke
• Traditional TCM moxibustion format used alongside acupuncture-style point work
• Produced by a Nanyang-based manufacturer specializing in ai products

Quality & Sensory

Aged moxa wool typically appears pale golden to light yellow with a soft, cotton-like texture. When lit, the cones typically give a gentle herbal aroma and steady smoldering heat rather than a sharp or acrid smoke.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion on selected body points with a moxa holder
• Warming therapy sessions at home or in a studio setting
• Use with moxa boxes or bases for indirect heat application
• Seasonal warming routines in cooler months

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxibustion with ai zhu is traditionally used to warm the meridians, dispel cold, and support circulation by burning moxa near points such as Zusanli (ST36) or Guanyuan (CV4). Cones may be burned directly on a protective base or inside a moxa box for indirect warming. Moxa is commonly used in seasonal wellness routines, especially in winter or during sanfu summer moxibustion traditions.

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