Moxa Wool Cones Ai Rong 艾绒 20 Count Moxibustion Cones with Wooden Base for Navel Warming

Moxa Wool Cones, known in TCM as Ai Rong (艾绒), are compressed moxibustion cones made from processed mugwort leaves, Artemisia argyi. Each cone is designed for external warming use, traditionally placed on a base or ginger slice over the navel area. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature and associated with channel-warming practice. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Compressed moxa wool cones in a 20-count board
• Made from processed mugwort leaf, Artemisia argyi
• 10:1 refined moxa ratio for dense, slow-burning cones
• Traditionally used for navel moxibustion with a wooden base or ginger slice
• 140g pack suited to home external warming practice

Quality & Sensory

Typically pale green to yellowish-green in color with a soft, cotton-like fibrous texture. The aroma is characteristically herbaceous and smoky when ignited, with a mild mugwort scent when unlit.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Navel moxibustion with a wooden base or jade pad
• Ginger-insulated warming over the abdomen
• External warming practice during cool seasons
• Use with a moxa holder or heat-resistant mold

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxa cones are ignited and used near or on selected points for warming therapy, a method long associated with supporting circulation and dispelling cold. Navel application over ginger slices is a classic folk approach. Cones may also be used with ceramic or wooden bases for indirect warming.

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