Agarwood Moxa Sticks Chen Xiang Ai Tiao Moxibustion Bars for Meridian Warming Therapy 27x200mm 5-Lobe Roll

Agarwood Moxa Sticks, known in TCM as Chen Xiang Ai Tiao (沉香艾条), are rolled moxibustion bars combining dried mugwort wool with agarwood shavings. Traditionally used in external warming therapy, they are lit and held near the skin to apply gentle heat along meridian points. In TCM theory, moxibustion is associated with warming the channels and supporting circulation. For external use only; keep away from skin and flammable materials.

Key Selling Points

• Rolled moxibustion bars infused with agarwood and mugwort wool
• 27x200mm five-lobe plum-blossom roll format for even burning
• Traditionally associated with warming meridians and supporting circulation
• Suitable for beauty salons, massage studios, and home moxibustion practice
• Available in 18x200mm, 20x200mm, 27x200mm, and 30x200mm sizes with custom options

Quality & Sensory

Typically firm and tightly rolled with a pale golden mugwort exterior. When lit, the stick produces a steady smolder, a warm herbal smoke with woody and grassy notes, and a glowing ember tip suitable for point or meridian warming.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion on meridian points and back channels
• Beauty salon and massage studio warming treatments
• Plum-blossom point warming around joints and abdomen
• Seasonal cold-weather warming practice at home

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxibustion with mugwort sticks is traditionally used to warm the channels, dispel cold, and support circulation at selected points. Agarwood is traditionally associated with regulating qi and calming the spirit, and its inclusion is valued for a smoother, woodier smoke. Practitioners typically light the stick and hold it a few centimeters from the skin over points such as Zusanli or Guanyuan, or move it along meridians in sweeping motions.

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