Bian Stone Navel Moxibustion Bowl Set with 500g Moxa Wool and 7 Piece Accessories for Ginger and Salt Moxa Therapy

This Bian stone navel moxibustion set is a traditional external moxa tool known in Chinese practice as Xuanyuang Bian Shi Ge Jiu Bao (玄黄砭石隔灸宝). The kit includes a carved red bian stone navel bowl, 500 grams of stone-ground moxa wool, and a 7-piece accessory set for indirect moxibustion. In TCM practice, moxa tools like this are traditionally used over the navel area with ginger or salt barriers. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Complete navel moxibustion kit with bian stone bowl, 500g moxa wool, and 7 accessories
• Red bian stone bowl designed to hold ginger or salt as a barrier during indirect moxa
• Stone-ground moxa wool suitable for cone shaping and moxa box burning
• Traditional TCM external tool associated with warming and navel-focused moxibustion
• Reusable moxibustion apparatus for home or studio practice

Quality & Sensory

The red bian stone bowl typically shows a deep reddish tone with a smooth polished surface and a stable rounded form. The moxa wool is typically pale golden, soft, and fluffy with a mild herbal aroma when handled and a warm smoky scent when lit.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Navel-focused indirect moxibustion sessions at home
• Ginger-barrier moxa practice over the umbilical area
• Salt-barrier navel moxibustion in traditional TCM routines
• Moxa cone burning with a moxibustion box
• Seasonal warming sessions in TCM wellness studios

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, navel moxibustion is a classic external method in which moxa wool is burned above a ginger or salt layer placed over the umbilicus. This indirect approach is traditionally associated with warming the center, supporting comfort during cold seasons, and complementing routine moxibustion sessions. Practitioners commonly pair such tools with moxa cones or sticks and use them alongside other warming techniques in folk and clinical TCM settings.

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