Moxa Stick with Atractylodes and Dalbergia 9x180mm 10 Sticks per Box for Home Moxibustion and Aromatic Smoke

Atractylodes and Dalbergia Moxa Stick, known in TCM as Cang Jiang Ai Tiao (苍降艾条), is a rolled moxibustion stick made primarily from processed mugwort (Artemisia argyi) blended with atractylodes rhizome and dalbergia resin. Traditionally used in Chinese moxibustion practice, it is lit and held near the body surface or used for room fumigation. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature and associated with warming the channels. For external use only; keep away from flammable materials.

Key Selling Points

• Rolled moxa stick combining mugwort with atractylodes and dalbergia for aromatic smoke
• Made from dried mugwort leaves of Artemisia argyi, a classic moxibustion material
• Traditional external-use format for warming moxibustion and household fumigation
• Convenient 9 x 180 mm stick size, 10 sticks per box for repeated sessions
• Produced by a specialized mugwort manufacturer in Henan, a noted moxa region

Quality & Sensory

The stick typically shows a pale green to yellowish rolled paper surface with a firm, compact texture. When lit, it typically releases a warm herbal smoke with a woody, slightly sweet aroma from the dalbergia and a grassy mugwort note. The ember tip glows steadily and burns slowly.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion sessions at home with a holder or by a trained practitioner
• Aromatic room fumigation to freshen indoor air
• Seasonal household use during damp or humid weather
• Traditional wellness routines focused on warming the body surface

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, moxa sticks are lit and moved near acupuncture points or along meridians to apply gentle warmth, a method long associated with supporting circulation and comfort. Atractylodes rhizome is traditionally used for drying dampness, and dalbergia for moving qi, so this blend is traditionally favored for aromatic fumigation of rooms and external warming applications. Use only as an external smoke or heat source.

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