Dried Mugwort Leaf 500g Bag Ai Ye for Foot Soak and Bath

Dried Mugwort Leaf, known in TCM as Ai Ye (艾叶), from Artemisia argyi, is a whole dried leaf product. In TCM theory it is warm, bitter and pungent, entering the Liver, Spleen and Kidney channels. Traditionally used to dispel damp and cold, it is commonly prepared as a foot soak or bath herb rather than an everyday drink.

Key Selling Points

• Pure dried Ai Ye (艾叶) leaf with no added ingredients
• Botanical source Artemisia argyi, whole dried leaf form
• Warm and aromatic herb used in traditional TCM practice
• 500g bag suitable for repeated foot soak or bath preparation
• Traditionally associated with dispelling damp and cold

Quality & Sensory

The dried leaves are typically grayish-green to brownish-green with a soft, slightly fuzzy texture and a strong, characteristic herbal aroma. When simmered for a foot soak or bath, the liquid is typically light amber to greenish-brown with a warm, bitter, camphor-like scent.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmered as a foot soak
• Added to bath water
• Used in a warm external compress
• Combined with other herbs for seasonal foot soak blends

Traditional Uses

In TCM and folk practice, Ai Ye is traditionally used externally to dispel damp and cold. The dried leaves are commonly simmered in water and used as a foot soak or bath, often paired with herbs such as ginger or mugwort-related warming botanicals. It is also traditionally associated with seasonal cleansing and warming routines.

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