Ceramic Moxibustion Gua Sha Cup Double Layer Jar Warm Therapy Massage Tool with Cloth Sleeve 350g

Ceramic Moxibustion Gua Sha Cup, known in Chinese wellness practice as Jiu Guan (灸罐), a double-layer ceramic jar designed for warm moxibustion-style therapy, gua sha scraping, and sliding cup massage. The ceramic body holds heat steadily, while the double-wall structure helps keep the outer surface comfortable to touch. It comes with a cloth sleeve for grip and protection. Traditionally associated in TCM practice with warming the body and supporting circulation, it is intended for external use at home, in salons, or while traveling.

Key Selling Points

• Double-layer ceramic jar designed for warm moxibustion-style external therapy
• Suitable for gua sha scraping and sliding cup massage on the body
• Ceramic material holds heat steadily for a comfortable warming experience
• Includes a cloth sleeve for secure grip and added protection
• Compact 14.5 cm size makes it easy to use at home or carry while traveling

Quality & Sensory

The cup typically features a smooth glazed ceramic surface with a solid, weighty feel in the hand. The double-wall body stays warm rather than hot to the touch during use, and the included cloth sleeve offers a soft, secure grip. It has no added aroma, as it is an unmedicated ceramic tool.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External warm moxibustion-style therapy on the shoulders, back, or abdomen
• Gua sha scraping and sliding cup massage along the back and limbs
• Salon or spa body care sessions
• At-home relaxation and warming routines
• Portable use during travel with the protective cloth sleeve

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese wellness practice, ceramic cups and jars have long been used for warming techniques such as moxibustion-style heat application and sliding cup massage, traditionally associated with supporting circulation and easing muscle tension. Practitioners often warm the jar and glide it over oiled skin along the back, shoulders, or limbs. Such tools are commonly paired with gua sha boards or moxa sticks in seasonal body care routines.

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