Herbal Mud Paste Moxibustion Warming Topical 500g Mugwort Ginger Blend for Back Abdomen Neck Knee

Herbal Mud Paste, known in TCM as Ni Jiu (泥灸), is a warming topical herbal paste traditionally applied to the back, abdomen, neck, and knees. This quality-grade blend features mugwort leaf (艾叶 Ai Ye, Artemisia argyi), safflower (红花 Hong Hua, Carthamus tinctorius), and Sichuan pepper (花椒 Hua Jiao, Zanthoxylum bungeanum) among other botanicals. In TCM theory, warming external applications are traditionally associated with supporting comfort in areas exposed to cold and dampness. For external use only; apply to intact skin and avoid eyes, broken skin, and sensitive areas.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional mud-style herbal paste designed for external warming applications
• Features mugwort leaf, safflower, and Sichuan pepper in an eighteen-herb blend
• Quality-grade Shi Han formula traditionally associated with damp-cold comfort
• 500g boxed format suitable for back, abdomen, neck, and knee areas
• Customizable formulation and heat level available for wholesale orders

Quality & Sensory

Typically a dense, clay-like paste with a deep herbal brown-green color and a warm, spicy aroma from mugwort and Sichuan pepper. The texture is spreadable yet firm, softening when warmed before topical application.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply as a warm herbal compress to the back or abdomen
• Use topically on the neck and shoulders after long hours of sitting
• Massage onto knees as part of a traditional warming routine
• Suitable for wellness massage and body-care settings

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, mud-style herbal pastes have long been applied externally to areas of the body associated with cold and dampness, such as the lower back, abdomen, and knees. Mugwort leaf is traditionally used in warming external applications, while safflower is traditionally associated with promoting circulation, and Sichuan pepper is valued for its warming character. Such pastes are commonly softened by heat, spread on the skin, and covered to retain warmth during a session.

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