Qichun Mugwort Moxa Rolls Three Year Aged Moxa Sticks for Moxibustion 10 Piece Box

Qichun Mugwort Moxa Rolls, known in TCM as Ai Tiao (艾条), are made from aged Artemisia argyi leaf wool. These three-year aged moxa sticks come from Qichun and are traditionally used in moxibustion practice. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature, bitter and pungent in flavor, and enters the liver, spleen, and kidney channels. The rolls are compressed for steady smoldering during traditional moxibustion sessions.

Key Selling Points

• Made from Artemisia argyi leaf wool sourced from Qichun, a well-known mugwort region
• Three-year aged moxa for traditional moxibustion use
• Compressed moxa rolls in a convenient 10-piece box
• Warm, aromatic herbal character typical of aged mugwort
• Suited for moxibustion practice at home or in a moxa studio

Quality & Sensory

The rolls are typically tightly compressed with a soft, fibrous texture and a warm, earthy, herbal aroma. Aged moxa is generally associated with a milder smoke and a steady, even burn during moxibustion. Color is typically a muted green-brown to golden-brown depending on the batch.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Traditional moxibustion sessions
• Moxa studio or clinic use
• Home moxibustion practice
• Warming application in TCM routines

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxa rolls are traditionally used in moxibustion to apply warmth to specific areas of the body. Aged moxa is often preferred for its gentler, more even burn. Traditionally, moxibustion is associated with warming the channels and supporting the flow of qi and blood. It is commonly used in seasonal warming routines and paired with acupuncture in traditional settings.

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