Pure Moxa Wool Ai Rong 三年陈艾绒 35:1 Aged Mugwort Floss for Moxibustion 500g Bag

Aged Moxa Wool, known in TCM as Ai Rong (艾绒), is soft golden floss processed from the leaves of Artemisia argyi. This 35:1 ratio grade is finely sifted from three-year aged mugwort leaves, yielding a fluffy, downy material traditionally favored for moxibustion and indirect moxa applications. In TCM theory, aged ai ye is considered warm in nature and associated with warming the channels. Intended for external moxibustion use with appropriate tools and safe practice.

Key Selling Points

• 35:1 high-ratio moxa wool sifted from aged mugwort leaves
• Made from three-year aged Ai Cang golden moxa floss
• Soft fluffy texture suited for moxa sticks cones and box devices
• 500g loose bulk bag suitable for home and moxibustion studio use
• Traditional external warming practice associated with TCM moxibustion

Quality & Sensory

Typically golden to pale yellow in color with a fine downy fluff texture. High-ratio aged moxa wool feels soft and springy to the touch and carries a mild herbal mugwort aroma rather than a sharp grassy smell. When burned it typically produces steady even heat with gentle smoke.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Filling moxa boxes and smokeless devices for indirect moxibustion
• Rolling into moxa sticks or cones for external warming practice
• Moxibustion studio and professional clinic supply
• Home moxa sessions on the back abdomen or joints
• Seasonal external warming routines in cooler months

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxa wool from aged mugwort leaves has long been burned over or near acupuncture points and meridians to apply gentle warmth, a method known as jiu fa. Traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting circulation of qi, aged ai rong is preferred by many practitioners because aged leaf is considered milder and less irritating. It is commonly shaped into cones, sticks, or box fills for indirect moxibustion.

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