Moxa Stick Set for Gourd Moxibustion Box Ai Zhu Cervical Knee Navel Warming Tool

Moxa sticks for gourd moxibustion, known in TCM as Ai Zhu (艾柱), made from processed mugwort leaves (Artemisia argyi). These compact cones or columns are designed for use with gourd-shaped moxibustion boxes, hanging moxibustion devices, and navel warming tools. In TCM practice, moxibustion with mugwort is traditionally associated with warming the meridians and supporting comfortable circulation at points such as the neck, knees, and abdomen. Intended for external use only with proper heat precautions.

Key Selling Points

• Moxa columns made for gourd moxibustion boxes and hanging devices
• Made from processed mugwort leaf, Artemisia argyi, a classic moxibustion herb
• Suitable for point application at the neck, knees, and navel area
• Wooden gourd-box compatible format for traditional external warming
• Compact 300 g pack convenient for home moxibustion routines

Quality & Sensory

Typically light greenish-brown to golden in color with a soft, fibrous, cotton-like texture. When lit, moxa usually produces a gentle herbal smoke with a warm, grassy mugwort aroma characteristic of traditional moxibustion.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion at neck and shoulder points with a gourd box
• Warming application around the knees for traditional point care
• Navel moxibustion using a small gourd or belly warming device
• Hanging moxibustion sessions at home with proper heat shielding

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxibustion with mugwort has long been used to warm the meridians and dispel cold, and it is traditionally applied at points along the neck, knees, and abdomen. Ai Zhu is commonly burned in gourd boxes, hanging devices, or navel cones so heat reaches selected acupoints gently. Practitioners often pair moxibustion with seasonal wellness routines, especially in cold or damp weather.

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