Moxa Sticks Ai Zhu 3x4cm Thick Moxibustion Cones for Moxa Bed Full Body Wellness Use 150 Boards 1800 Pieces

Moxa Bed Cones, known in TCM as Ai Zhu (艾柱), are thick 3x4cm moxibustion cones made from aged mugwort leaves, Artemisia argyi, processed into stone-ground moxa wool. In TCM practice, moxa cones are burned on or near the body surface to deliver gentle warmth along meridians. Traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting circulation, they are intended for use with a moxa bed or suitable holder. For external use only; keep away from skin contact with flame and use with proper safety precautions.

Key Selling Points

• Thick 3x4cm moxa cones designed for moxa bed and wellness studio use
• Made from mugwort leaves, Artemisia argyi, ground into fine stone-ground moxa wool
• Bulk supply of 150 boards totaling 1800 cones for home or professional settings
• Suitable for full-body moxibustion applications in traditional Chinese wellness practice
• In TCM theory, moxa warmth is traditionally associated with supporting circulation and comfort

Quality & Sensory

Typically golden to yellowish-brown in color with a soft, fibrous, cotton-like texture from stone-ground moxa wool. The cones carry a characteristic mild herbal aroma of dried mugwort. When lit, they typically produce steady smoldering with a warm, smoky scent.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Use with a moxa bed for full-body warming sessions
• Place in a suitable moxa holder for targeted external application
• Suitable for wellness studios and professional moxibustion settings
• Home moxibustion practice with proper safety equipment

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese medicine, moxibustion with mugwort cones has long been applied to warm the meridians, traditionally associated with supporting circulation and easing discomfort from cold. Ai Zhu cones are commonly used on the back, abdomen, and limbs, either directly with protective barriers or placed in moxa boxes and beds. Moxa practice is especially popular in cooler seasons and in folk wellness routines focused on warmth and relaxation.

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