Double-Layer Lotus Moxa Cupping Jar Bian Stone Guasha Massage Tool Full Body Moxibustion Device Home Use 500g Gift Set

Double-Layer Lotus Moxa Cupping Jar, a bian stone moxibustion device known in Chinese wellness practice as Huo Long Guan (火龙罐). Crafted from polished bian stone with a lotus-shaped double-layer rim, it is designed for warm moxa therapy, guasha scraping, and body massage at home. In traditional Chinese practice, heated stone tools combined with mugwort moxa are traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting relaxation. Use externally on the body only, following safe heating guidance.

Key Selling Points

• Double-layer lotus mouth design crafted from polished bian stone for smooth gliding and even warmth
• Functions as a moxibustion jar, guasha scraping tool, and massage device in one
• Suitable for full-body home use on the back, shoulders, limbs, and abdomen
• Gift-box set includes 5 jars, 12 pure moxa columns, essential oil, and accessories
• Made by a dedicated moxa products manufacturer for household wellness routines

Quality & Sensory

The bian stone jars typically show a deep reddish-brown tone with a smooth, polished surface and a cool, dense feel in hand. When warmed with lit moxa, the stone holds heat steadily and the moxa columns release a characteristic herbal smoky aroma typical of traditional mugwort therapy.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Warm moxibustion sessions on the back, shoulders, and limbs at home
• Guasha scraping paired with light essential oil on the neck and upper back
• Stone jar massage to support relaxation after exercise or long workdays
• Seasonal wellness routines during cold or damp weather
• Gift use for friends and family interested in traditional body care

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, fire dragon jar therapy combines heated stone contact with mugwort moxa warmth and scraping motions. It is traditionally associated with warming the meridians, encouraging local circulation, and easing muscle tension. Practitioners often apply it with moxa columns and a thin layer of oil, moving the jar in gliding or circular strokes over the back, shoulders, and limbs as part of seasonal wellness care.

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