Moxa Stick Cones 4cm Ai Zhu Moxibustion Columns for Warming Therapy and Moxa Beds

Moxa stick cones, known in TCM as Ai Zhu (艾柱), are compact columns made from processed mugwort leaves of Artemisia argyi. Each 4 cm cone is designed for indirect moxibustion, where the burning herb warms selected points on the body. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature and traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting yang. For external use only, with proper heat precautions.

Key Selling Points

• Compact 4 x 4 cm moxa cones sized for point-level moxibustion
• Made from processed mugwort leaves of Artemisia argyi
• Six cones per board with coffee-colored cotton paper wrapping
• Traditionally associated in TCM with warming the channels and supporting yang
• Suitable for moxibustion studios, moxa beds, and personal warming sessions

Quality & Sensory

The cones typically appear as dense, pale green to yellowish-green columns with a dry, fibrous texture. When lit, they typically release a characteristic smoky herbal aroma of mugwort. For external use only; do not taste or ingest.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Indirect moxibustion on selected body points
• Use with moxibustion boxes or holders
• Moxa bed sessions in wellness studios
• Traditional warming therapy during cold seasons

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxa cones are lit and held near or placed on the skin with protective barriers to apply gentle heat to acupuncture points. This practice, called moxibustion, is traditionally associated with warming the meridians, dispelling cold, and supporting yang qi. Moxa is commonly used in studios and homes during colder months and is often paired with acupuncture or massage routines.

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