Moxa Wool Ai Rong 35:1 Ratio 500g Bulk Bag for Moxibustion and Massage Use

Moxa Wool, known in TCM as Ai Rong (艾绒), is a soft floss processed from dried leaves of Artemisia argyi, commonly called Chinese mugwort. This 35:1 grade moxa is finely refined so that 35 parts of raw leaf yield one part of wool, giving a fluffy, golden texture favored for moxibustion. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm in nature and traditionally associated with warming the channels. Intended for external use in moxa sticks, cones, and massage settings.

Key Selling Points

• High 35:1 refined moxa wool made from dried Artemisia argyi leaf
• Known in TCM as Ai Rong (艾绒) with a long history in traditional moxibustion
• Soft, fluffy golden floss that is easy to roll into cones or sticks
• 500g bulk loose bag suited to moxibustion studios and frequent users
• Traditionally associated with warming the body and supporting circulation

Quality & Sensory

This moxa wool typically appears pale golden yellow with a soft, cotton-like fluff. It carries the mild, grassy aroma characteristic of aged mugwort leaf and feels light and springy when handled, rolling smoothly into cones or sticks.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Rolling into moxa cones for direct or indirect moxibustion
• Filling moxa tubes or stick holders for warming massage
• Use in professional moxibustion studios and wellness centers
• External application on selected points during seasonal wellness routines

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, moxa wool has long been burned over or near acupuncture points and meridians to apply gentle warmth, a method known as moxibustion. Practitioners traditionally associate Ai Rong with warming the channels, dispelling cold, and supporting comfort in the lower back, abdomen, and joints. It is commonly shaped into cones, rolled into sticks, or placed on ginger or salt barriers during seasonal care.

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