Mugwort Moxa Wool Ai Rong 30:1 Ratio 500g Bag for Moxibustion and Wellness Studios

Mugwort Moxa Wool, known in TCM as Ai Rong (艾绒), is soft processed floss prepared from dried leaves of Artemisia argyi. This aged moxa wool is finely refined to a 30:1 ratio, meaning roughly thirty parts of raw leaf yield one part of fluffy floss. In TCM practice it is the traditional material for moxibustion, rolled into moxa sticks, cones, or applied with warming tools. Store dry and use externally as intended.

Key Selling Points

• Pure mugwort moxa wool made from dried Artemisia argyi leaves
• Finely processed 30:1 ratio floss with a soft fluffy texture
• Aged moxa material traditionally favored for smooth even burning
• 500g bulk bag suited to moxibustion studios and frequent users
• Versatile material for rolling moxa sticks cones or filling warming devices

Quality & Sensory

Typically pale golden to light yellow-green in color with a soft cotton-like fluff. The aroma is characteristically herbal and slightly smoky-sweet, typical of well-aged mugwort. When burned it should glow steadily with a mild grassy smoke.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Rolling into moxa sticks or moxa cones for traditional moxibustion
• Filling moxa boxes and warming devices for external heat therapy
• Supplying moxibustion studios and wellness practitioners in bulk
• Blending into external herbal compresses under practitioner guidance

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxa wool has been the core material of moxibustion for centuries, burned over or near selected points to introduce gentle warmth. Traditionally, aged mugwort floss was preferred because it was considered softer and less acrid when burning. Practitioners commonly roll it by hand into cones placed directly on the skin or on ginger and salt barriers, or pack it into moxa boxes along the back and abdomen.

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