Qi Ai Moxa Rolls 54 Pieces Three Year Aged Mugwort for Moxibustion Body Use

Qi Ai Moxa Rolls (蕲艾柱, Qi Ai Zhu) are made from Artemisia argyi folium, the dried leaf of mugwort, formed into small cylindrical moxa rolls. Sourced from Qichun, Hubei, and aged three years, they are traditionally used in moxibustion. In TCM theory, Ai Ye is warm, bitter and pungent, entering the Liver, Spleen and Kidney channels. Traditionally associated with warming the channels and dispersing cold. For external moxibustion use only.

Key Selling Points

• Made from Qi Ai, the mugwort variety from Qichun, Hubei
• Three year aged moxa for traditional moxibustion practice
• 5 dao rong quality grade, an advanced moxa purity level
• 54 small moxa rolls per board, convenient for body application
• Suitable for most body areas in traditional moxibustion use

Quality & Sensory

The moxa rolls are typically soft, finely ground, and light golden yellow to yellow green in color. They typically have a mild, characteristic herbal aroma of aged mugwort. When burned, they produce a steady, gentle warmth and a light, clean smoke typical of aged moxa. For external use only; not for tasting.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion on most body areas
• Traditional moxibustion practice at home or in clinic
• Warming application for selected body regions
• Use with a moxa box or moxibustion holder

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Ai Ye is traditionally used in moxibustion to warm the channels, disperse cold, and support the flow of qi and blood. Moxa rolls are commonly burned near selected body areas or acupoints during traditional moxibustion practice. Qi Ai from Qichun is traditionally regarded as a preferred variety for moxa. For external use only.

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