Wild Mugwort Leaf Foot Soak Pack Ai Ye 30 x 20g Bags Traditional Warming Herbal Soak for Feet

Mugwort Leaf Foot Soak Pack, known in TCM as Ai Ye (艾叶), from Artemisia argyi, made from dried mugwort leaves. Traditionally associated with warming the body and dispelling cold in TCM practice, mugwort leaf is considered warm in nature with a bitter and acrid flavor. Each pack contains 30 individually sealed 20g bags of pure mugwort leaf for external foot soaking or bath use. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Pure dried mugwort leaf Ai Ye from Artemisia argyi in convenient 20g individual bags
• 30 sealed bags per pack totaling 600g of single-ingredient herbal soak
• Traditionally used in TCM to warm the body and support cold-dispelling foot soaks
• Suitable for foot baths, full-body baths, and traditional sachet use
• Duanwu-harvested mugwort leaf traditionally valued for seasonal herbal care

Quality & Sensory

Dried mugwort leaf typically shows a grayish-green to deep green color with soft, slightly fuzzy leaf texture. It carries a characteristic aromatic, camphor-like herbal scent. When steeped in hot water, the soak typically releases a warm, grassy aroma.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Evening foot soak by dissolving one bag in warm water
• Postpartum or general external bath infusion prepared from the leaf bags
• Traditional Duanwu seasonal herbal bathing
• Placed as an aromatic sachet in closets or rooms

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, mugwort leaf is warm in nature and enters the liver, spleen, and kidney channels, and it has long been used externally in foot baths and herbal baths, especially during cold seasons and postpartum care. Traditionally, one or more leaf bags are steeped in hot water until the water turns pale green before soaking the feet. Mugwort is also closely associated with Duanwu Festival customs, when the herb is hung or bathed with for seasonal cleansing.

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