Moxa Rolls for Moxibustion Ai Rong Tiao Warming Therapy 10 Rolls per Tube

Moxa Rolls (艾绒条, Ai Rong Tiao) are prepared from dried Artemisia argyi leaf wool, compressed into cylindrical sticks for traditional moxibustion. In TCM theory, moxa is warm in nature, bitter and pungent in flavor, and associated with the Kidney, Spleen, and Liver channels. Traditionally used for warming meridians, dispersing cold, and supporting the flow of qi and blood. Each tube contains 10 rolls suitable for full-body warming therapy.

Key Selling Points

• Made from pure Artemisia argyi leaf wool
• Traditional moxibustion form for warming therapy
• Cylindrical rolls suitable for full-body application
• 10 rolls per tube for convenient storage
• Warm nature and pungent-bitter flavor in TCM theory

Quality & Sensory

Moxa rolls typically appear soft, fibrous, and pale golden-green to brownish-yellow. They have a distinct herbal aroma characteristic of dried mugwort. When burned, they produce a steady, gentle warmth and a fragrant smoke. Texture is loose and wool-like, allowing even smoldering during traditional moxibustion.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Traditional moxibustion on full-body acupoints
• Warming therapy for meridians and channels
• Seasonal warming practice in TCM
• External use only

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxa rolls are burned near acupoints or affected areas to warm the meridians, disperse cold, and support qi and blood circulation. They are commonly used in moxibustion therapy for conditions associated with cold and dampness. Traditional preparation involves lighting one end and holding it near the skin until a comfortable warmth is felt. Often paired with acupuncture or used alone for home warming care.

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