Brass Moxibustion Box with Meridian Brush Full Body Massage Abdominal Gua Sha Tool with 10 Filter Cotton Sets

A brass moxibustion box known in Chinese wellness practice as Ai Jiu He (艾灸盒), crafted from brass with ABS, PC, zinc alloy, and iron components. This Ai Xiao Tong (艾小铜) model combines moxa warming, meridian brushing, abdominal massage, and gua sha scraping in one versatile tool for whole-body use. In traditional Chinese practice, moxibustion is traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting circulation. Includes 10 filter cotton sets. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Durable brass body combined with ABS, PC, zinc alloy, and iron parts
• 4-in-1 design supports moxibustion, meridian brushing, abdominal massage, and gua sha scraping
• Suitable for whole-body use including the abdomen and meridian areas
• Includes 10 filter cotton sets to help keep the box clean during use
• Rooted in traditional Chinese moxibustion practice for external warming care

Quality & Sensory

The brass body typically shows a warm golden tone with a smooth polished finish and solid, weighty feel in hand. The brush and scraping surfaces are shaped for comfortable contact with skin, and the filter cotton sets are soft white pads fitted inside the chamber.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion warming on the abdomen, back, or limbs
• Meridian brushing along arms, legs, and shoulders
• Gentle abdominal massage after meals or during relaxation time
• Gua sha scraping on the neck, shoulders, and back
• Seasonal warming care during cold or damp weather

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, moxibustion involves warming selected points on the body with burning moxa, and it is traditionally associated with supporting circulation and dispelling cold. Meridian brushing and gua sha scraping are folk techniques traditionally used to encourage surface circulation along channel pathways. Abdominal rubbing, known as rou fu (揉腹), is a classic self-care method. This tool combines these external practices in one device.

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