Ceramic Moxibustion Cup Ai Jiu Guan Heat Therapy Jar with Dust Screen and Cloth Cover for Home Warming Use

This Ceramic Moxibustion Cup, known in traditional practice as Ai Jiu Guan (艾灸罐), is a glazed white porcelain warming vessel designed for home moxibustion and heat therapy. The set includes a double-layer insulated ceramic jar, a protective steel dust screen, and a fabric cover to help manage surface heat. In traditional Chinese wellness, moxibustion is used to apply gentle warmth to the body surface. This item is an external-use tool and is not a medicine or medical device.

Key Selling Points

• White porcelain moxibustion jar with a decorative guose tianxiang style finish
• Double-layer ceramic construction helps insulate the outer wall during warming sessions
• Includes a steel dust screen and cloth cover for added comfort and cleanliness
• Suitable for home moxibustion, heat compress, and gua sha assisted warming routines
• Compact 10.2 x 7 x 5.4 cm size with a 0.35 kg weight for easy handling

Quality & Sensory

The jar typically features a smooth glossy white glaze with a firm ceramic body and a stable weighted feel. The steel screen sits securely over the opening, and the cloth cover typically offers a soft, breathable outer layer that stays comfortable against the skin during external warming use.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Home moxibustion sessions with moxa or herbal warming material placed inside the jar
• Warm compress application on the shoulders back abdomen or legs
• Gua sha routines assisted by surface warming before or after scraping
• Fitness and body care relaxation after exercise or bathing

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese wellness practice, moxibustion involves warming specific areas of the body surface, often along meridian pathways, using burning moxa or heated herbal material held in a suitable vessel. Ceramic jars with screens and covers have long been used to keep the heat steady while protecting the skin from direct contact with embers. This style of tool is commonly paired with gua sha, warm compresses, and seasonal body care routines.

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