Qichun Aged Mugwort Moxa Cones 3 Year Chen Ai 54 Pieces for Moxibustion
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Description
Qichun Aged Mugwort Moxa Cones, known in TCM as Chen Ai (陈艾) and made from Artemisia argyi, are compressed cones of aged mugwort leaf used for moxibustion. Traditionally associated with warming the channels and dispelling cold, mugwort is considered warm and bitter-aromatic in TCM theory. These three-year aged cones from Qichun are shaped for gentle indirect or direct moxa application in a moxibustion setting.



Key Selling Points
- Made from Artemisia argyi leaf, the classic moxa herb of TCM
- Three-year aged Chen Ai for a milder, less harsh smoke
- Sourced from Qichun, a well-known mugwort-growing region
- Pre-formed cones sized for standard moxibustion use
- 54 cones per box for regular moxa sessions



Quality & Sensory
The cones are typically finely ground, compact, and even in shape with a soft greenish-brown to golden-brown color. They usually carry a warm, herbal, smoky mugwort aroma. When burned, they produce a steady, gentle heat rather than a sharp flame, which is characteristic of aged moxa.



Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Moxa cones for moxibustion |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 陈艾 |
| Pinyin | Chen Ai |
| Botanical Name | Artemisia argyi |
| Plant Part | Leaf |
| Form | Compressed cones, 54 per box |



Usage Scenarios
- Indirect moxibustion with a moxa box or holder
- Direct moxibustion by trained practitioners
- Warming selected acupoints during a moxa session
- Use in a moxibustion clinic or home moxa setup



Traditional Uses
In TCM practice, moxa cones made from aged mugwort are traditionally burned near acupoints or affected areas to warm the channels, disperse cold, and support the flow of qi and blood. Chen Ai is favored because aging is believed to soften the smoke and heat. Cones are commonly used in moxibustion clinics and at home with proper ventilation and care.

FAQ Q&A
Q: What are these moxa cones made of?
A: They are made from the dried leaf of Artemisia argyi, known in TCM as Chen Ai (陈艾), and are formed into small cones for moxibustion.
Q: Why is three-year aged mugwort used?
A: In traditional practice, aged mugwort is considered milder and less irritating when burned, which is why Chen Ai is often preferred for moxibustion.
Q: How are moxa cones typically used?
A: They are usually lit and placed on or near a moxa holder, moxa box, or selected acupoint during a moxibustion session, always with proper ventilation and supervision.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 10 × 8 cm |
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