Qiai Mugwort Moxa Rolls 8cm Three Year Aged Moxa Sticks for Moxibustion

Qiai Mugwort Moxa Rolls, known in TCM as Qi Ai (蕲艾), from Artemisia argyi, are thick 8cm moxa sticks made from aged moxa floss. Traditionally used in moxibustion, they are associated with warming the channels, dispersing cold, and supporting yang qi. The aged floss offers a steady, gentle burn for moxibustion practice.

Key Selling Points

• Made from aged moxa floss for a steady, gentle burn
• Thick 8cm rolls suited for moxibustion and moxa pillar use
• Sourced from Qichun Qiai mugwort, a well-known moxa variety
• Traditional TCM herb associated with warming and dispersing cold
• Suitable for moxibustion studios and home moxa practice

Quality & Sensory

The moxa rolls are typically soft, finely processed, and pale golden-brown to greenish-brown in color. They have a characteristic herbal mugwort aroma. When burned, they produce a warm, steady smoke with a mild, earthy scent rather than a sharp or acrid smell.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Moxibustion in a moxa box or moxa holder
• Direct or indirect moxibustion by practitioners
• Home moxibustion for warming specific areas
• Moxibustion studio treatments

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, moxa made from Ai Ye is traditionally used in moxibustion to warm the channels, disperse cold, and support yang qi. It is commonly applied over acupoints or affected areas. Qiai mugwort from Qichun is traditionally regarded as a premium moxa material for this purpose.

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