Ceramic Moxibustion Jar with Gua Sha Cup Jade Pot Design Blue Peony Glaze Warm Therapy Device for Home Use

Ceramic Moxibustion Jar, known in Chinese as Yu Hu Jiu Ping (玉壶灸瓶), is a traditional warm-therapy vessel combining a moxibustion jar, gua sha cup, and fumigation device in one piece. Finished in a blue peony glaze with an ash-blocking mesh, it holds burning moxa for gentle surface warmth. In traditional Chinese practice, such vessels are used for external warming routines. For external use only; keep away from flammable surfaces and never leave burning moxa unattended.

Key Selling Points

• Multifunctional ceramic vessel combining moxibustion jar gua sha cup and fumigation device
• Elegant jade pot shape with blue peony glaze inspired by Dehua ceramic tradition
• Includes ash-blocking mesh to help contain moxa ash during warming sessions
• Suitable for traditional external warm-therapy routines at home
• Compact 0.5 kg ceramic piece that is easy to handle and store

Quality & Sensory

Typically finished in smooth glazed ceramic with a blue peony motif over a pale body. The surface feels cool and polished to the touch, and the vessel is solid with a stable base. When moxa is burned inside, a characteristic herbal smoky aroma is typical of traditional moxibustion practice.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External moxibustion warming sessions at home
• Traditional gua sha scraping practice using the integrated cup
• Herbal fumigation and warm-steam routines
• Seasonal warming care during cold or damp weather
• Gift for enthusiasts of traditional Chinese wellness tools

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, ceramic moxibustion vessels are used to hold burning moxa so gentle warmth can be applied near the skin along chosen areas of the body. Such jars have long been part of folk wellness routines, often paired with gua sha scraping or herbal fumigation during seasonal changes. Practitioners traditionally associate this warming method with comfort and relaxation rather than medical treatment.

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