Moxa Sticks Ai Zhu Moxibustion Columns with Mugwort and Safflower for Home Warming Use 54 Count Box

Moxibustion Columns, known in TCM as Ai Zhu (艾柱), are compact cones made from aged mugwort leaves (Artemisia argyi) blended with safflower (Hong Hua, 红花, Carthamus tinctorius). Traditionally used in external moxibustion practice, they are burned near selected body points to deliver gentle warmth. This box contains 54 columns with no added fillers, intended for adult and child home use under proper guidance.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional moxibustion columns made from processed mugwort leaves
• Blended with safflower (Hong Hua) following classic external-use pairing
• Stone-milled processing for a fine even texture
• 54 columns per box with no added ingredients
• Suitable for home moxibustion with a holder or device

Quality & Sensory

Typically pale green to yellowish-green with a soft fibrous texture and a characteristic herbal mugwort aroma. When lit, the columns smolder steadily and produce a warm smoky scent typical of traditional moxa.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Home moxibustion sessions with a moxa box or holder
• Warm external application on the abdomen or back
• Seasonal wellness routines in cooler months
• Traditional care practices for children under adult supervision

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxibustion with mugwort has long been used to warm the channels and support circulation of qi. Safflower is traditionally associated with invigorating blood flow, and the two are sometimes combined in external applications. Moxa is commonly applied to points such as Guanyuan or Zusanli during seasonal transitions.

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