Qichun Aged Mugwort Moxa Rolls 3 Year Chen Ai Tiao for Home Moxibustion and Herbal Aromatherapy

Qichun Aged Mugwort Moxa Rolls, known in TCM as Chen Ai Tiao (陈艾条), are made from Artemisia argyi leaf wool. Traditionally used in moxibustion, these 1.8 cm diameter rolls are aged three years for a milder smoke. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm and aromatic, associated with warming channels and dispersing cold. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Made from aged Artemisia argyi leaf wool
• Three-year aged Chen Ai for gentler moxibustion
• Sourced from Qichun, a traditional mugwort region
• 1.8 cm diameter by 20 cm length rolls
• Wrapped in 3-layer moxa leaf paper

Quality & Sensory

The rolls typically show a soft, fluffy golden-brown moxa wool with a warm, pungent herbal aroma. When burned, they produce a steady, mild smoke with an earthy, camphor-like scent. The paper wrapper is smooth and tightly rolled.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Home moxibustion
• Herbal aromatherapy
• Warming acupoint treatment
• Seasonal warming practice

Traditional Uses

In TCM, moxa rolls are traditionally used in moxibustion to warm channels, disperse cold, and support the flow of qi and blood. They are commonly applied over acupoints or along meridians. Aged moxa is preferred for a gentler, more sustained heat. Always use with proper ventilation and never directly on skin.

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