Human Body Meridian Acupoint Chart Double Sided Printed Copperplate Paper for Moxibustion and Massage Reference Medium 280x420mm

This Human Body Meridian Acupoint Chart (人体经穴部位图, Renti Jingxue Buwei Tu) is a double-sided printed reference chart on copperplate paper. It illustrates TCM meridian pathways and acupoint locations for moxibustion, acupuncture, and massage guidance. In TCM theory, meridians are channels through which qi and blood flow, and acupoints are specific sites along these channels. This chart serves as a visual study aid for traditional wellness practices and is not a medical device or treatment tool.

Key Selling Points

• Double-sided printing shows meridian pathways and acupoint locations on front and back
• Printed on durable copperplate paper with clear detailed illustrations
• Medium size 280x420mm suitable for wall display or desk reference
• Covers human body meridian and acupoint systems for moxibustion and massage study
• Custom logo printing available for practitioners and wellness studios

Quality & Sensory

The chart is printed on smooth copperplate paper with a glossy surface that produces clear, high-contrast lines and text. Colors are typically vivid and well-defined, making meridian pathways and acupoint markers easy to distinguish. The paper has a firm, flat feel suitable for wall mounting or frequent handling.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Study reference for TCM meridian and acupoint theory
• Visual aid during moxibustion practice
• Guidance chart for acupressure and massage sessions
• Wall display in wellness studios or clinics
• Educational tool for acupuncture students

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, meridian charts are used as study aids to locate acupoints along the twelve primary channels and eight extraordinary vessels. Practitioners reference such charts when preparing moxibustion, acupuncture, or acupressure sessions. Traditionally, accurate knowledge of acupoint locations is considered essential for effective treatment, and charts like this support the transmission of that knowledge from teacher to student.

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