Walnut Moxibustion Eye Frame Stainless Steel Eye Area Moxa Device with Smokeless Moxa Cones for Home Use

Walnut moxibustion eye frame, known in TCM as He Tao Jiu Yan Jing Jia (核桃灸眼镜架), is a stainless steel eye-area moxibustion device traditionally used with walnut shell halves and smokeless moxa cones. In TCM theory, moxibustion warms the eye region and is traditionally associated with supporting eye comfort. The set includes 54 smokeless moxa cones per pack. It is designed for external, non-ingested use around the eye area.

Key Selling Points

• Stainless steel eye frame designed for walnut-shell moxibustion around the eye area
• Traditional TCM external moxibustion accessory for the eye region
• Includes 54 smokeless moxa cones per pack
• Walnut shell halves are traditionally placed in the frame as a moxa holder
• Suitable for home eye-area moxibustion sessions

Quality & Sensory

The frame is typically made of polished stainless steel with a smooth metallic finish and adjustable eye-area fit. Smokeless moxa cones typically have a mild, warm herbal aroma with minimal smoke when lit. This is an external-use device; no taste or brewed flavor applies.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Home eye-area moxibustion session
• Traditional external moxibustion practice
• Walnut-shell moxibustion with smokeless cones
• External use around the eye region

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, moxibustion is traditionally used to warm specific body regions. The walnut moxibustion eye frame is a traditional external device in which walnut shell halves are placed in the frame and lit smokeless moxa cones are held near the eye area. It is traditionally associated with warming the eye region and supporting eye comfort. It is intended for external use only and is not for ingestion.

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