Aged Mugwort Moxa Cones 60:1 Gold Moxa Rolls for Moxibustion Warmth and Wellness

Aged Mugwort Moxa Cones, known in TCM as Chen Ai Zhu (陈艾柱), are made from Artemisia argyi leaf wool and formed into cylindrical moxa rolls. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature, bitter and pungent in flavor, and enters the Liver, Spleen, and Kidney channels. Traditionally associated with warming the middle and supporting the lower burner, these moxa cones are used in moxibustion practice for warmth and wellness routines.

Key Selling Points

• Made from Artemisia argyi leaf wool, the classic TCM moxa herb
• 60:1 gold moxa ratio indicates finely processed aged mugwort wool
• Aged moxa (Chen Ai) traditionally valued for gentler, steadier warmth
• Cylindrical moxa cone form suited for moxibustion and warming routines
• Boxed bulk supply suitable for practitioners and regular moxa users

Quality & Sensory

These moxa cones typically show a fine golden-yellow to tan color with a soft, loosely packed fibrous texture. The aroma is characteristically herbal, smoky, and earthy when lit. They are intended for external moxibustion use and are not consumed or tasted.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Moxibustion warming sessions at home or in clinic
• Traditional wellness routines for the lower abdomen area
• Seasonal warming practice in cooler weather
• Practitioner use in TCM moxibustion treatments
• Bulk supply for studios and wellness centers

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, aged mugwort moxa is traditionally used in moxibustion to warm channels and support yang. Chen Ai Zhu is commonly applied over the lower abdomen or selected acupoints during warming routines. Traditional pairings include use with ginger or salt as a separating medium, and moxa is often chosen in cooler seasons for its warming character.

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