Red Flower Moxa Rolls Large Cannon Moxibustion Sticks Aged Mugwort Herb

Large Cannon Moxibustion Rolls with Red Flower, known in TCM as Ai Tiao (艾条) and made from Ai Ye (艾叶), Artemisia argyi, dried mugwort leaf wool. These thick aged moxa rolls are traditionally used in moxibustion practice to warm channels and dispel cold. In TCM theory mugwort is warm, bitter and pungent, entering the liver, spleen and kidney channels. Commonly used by practitioners for indirect and direct moxa applications.

Key Selling Points

• Thick large cannon format moxa rolls for sustained moxibustion
• Made from aged mugwort leaf wool with red flower added
• Traditional Chinese medicine warming herb used in moxa practice
• Dense rolled form holds heat well during moxibustion sessions
• Suitable for professional and home moxibustion use

Quality & Sensory

The rolls typically show a deep greenish-brown color with visible aged mugwort fibers and a dense firm texture. Aroma is characteristic herbal mugwort, earthy and slightly smoky. When burned the smoke is typically rich and warming with a distinct mugwort scent rather than a sharp acrid note.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Moxibustion along meridians and acupoints
• Warming application over the lower abdomen
• Warming application over the lower back
• Indirect moxa with a moxa box or holder
• Home moxibustion practice for warming

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice moxa rolls are burned near or over acupoints to warm the channels, scatter cold and support yang qi. Traditionally used for cold patterns, menstrual discomfort related to cold, and stiffness from cold-damp. Practitioners often pair moxibustion with acupuncture or use it seasonally in colder months. The red flower addition follows a traditional variation for enhanced warming.

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