Wooden cupping device for moxibustion treatment, Japan, 1975-1990

Wooden cupping device for holding burning moxa sticks close to a patient's skin, from the surgery of a British practitioner c.1996, unsigned, Japanese, 1975-1990.

Collection
Science Museum
Inventory Number
3172774
Title
Wooden cupping device for moxibustion treatment, Japan, 1975-1990
Object Type
PhysicalObject
Measurements
- overall: 58 mm x 125 mm x 58 mm, .1kg

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