Wooden Cone Moxa Mold for Ai Tuo Ginger Moxibustion with 250g Qichun Moxa Wool

Cone-Shaped Moxa Mold Set, a wooden pressing tool for making Ai Tuo (艾坨) moxa cones used in Ge Jiang Jiu (隔姜灸), ginger-separated moxibustion. Paired with 250g of Qichun moxa wool (蕲春艾绒) from Artemisia argyi leaves. In traditional Chinese practice, moxa cones are pressed into shape and burned over ginger slices to deliver gentle surface warmth. For external moxibustion use only.

Key Selling Points

• Wooden cone mold for pressing homemade moxa cones and Ai Tuo shapes
• Includes 250g of Qichun moxa wool from Artemisia argyi leaf
• Designed for Ge Jiang Jiu, the traditional ginger-separated moxibustion method
• Durable wooden construction with a simple press-and-release forming action
• Suitable for home moxibustion practice and wellness massage settings

Quality & Sensory

The mold is typically smooth-finished wood with a natural grain and a firm, solid feel. The included moxa wool is typically soft, pale green to grayish green, and fluffy, with the characteristic mild herbal aroma of dried mugwort leaf.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Pressing homemade moxa cones for ginger-separated moxibustion
• Shaping Ai Tuo moxa pieces for warm surface application on selected points
• Home moxibustion practice alongside a moxibustion box or holder
• Wellness massage and traditional care settings using external moxa warmth

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, moxa wool from dried mugwort leaf is rolled or pressed into cones and burned near or on the skin surface, often over a ginger slice in Ge Jiang Jiu, to bring gentle warmth to the body. Moxibustion has long been paired with seasonal care in colder months and is traditionally associated with supporting circulation and comfort. This mold simply aids shaping; burning technique and point selection follow traditional guidance.

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