7cm Large Moxa Stick Cannon Moxibustion Ai Tiao Thick Moxa Roll for Spa and Moxibustion Studio Use

Large Cannon Moxa Stick, known in Chinese as Da Pao Jiu (大炮灸), is a thick Ai Tiao (艾条) moxibustion roll made from compressed moxa wool (艾绒) from Artemisia argyi. Measuring 7 cm in diameter, this oversized moxa stick is traditionally used in TCM moxibustion practice, where the burning roll is held or mounted near the skin to apply gentle warmth to selected points. Traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting relaxation, it is intended for external use in spas, moxibustion studios, and home wellness routines with proper heat precautions.

Key Selling Points

• Extra-large 7 cm diameter cannon moxa stick designed for professional moxibustion settings
• Made from compressed moxa wool (ai rong) derived from dried mugwort leaves
• Traditional TCM external warming tool associated with channel-warming practice
• Thick, slow-burning roll suited to spa, studio, and experienced home users
• Wholesale-friendly format commonly stocked by beauty salons and moxibustion clinics

Quality & Sensory

Typically pale golden to yellowish-green in color with a dense, tightly rolled texture. The moxa wool carries the characteristic mild, grassy-smoky aroma of dried mugwort, which becomes warm and smoky when the stick is lit.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion sessions in professional studios and spas
• Point-warming practice by trained home users with a moxa box or holder
• Seasonal warming routines in traditional wellness centers
• External use on the back, abdomen, or limbs with proper heat shielding

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, moxa sticks made from aged mugwort wool are burned near acupuncture points or along meridians, a technique called jiu fa. The large cannon format allows broader, longer-lasting warmth over areas such as the lower back, abdomen, and shoulders. Traditionally associated with dispelling cold and dampness and supporting circulation, moxibustion is often paired with tuina massage or used during colder seasons in folk wellness routines.

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