Kalimantan Wild Agarwood Old Material 66g Agarwood Ornament 【Sink-Grade】 Xingzhou System Art

Introduction: Agarwood trees produce resin when they are damaged by external forces (lightning strikes, wind, rain, insects, ants) or infected by pathogens. The tree activates its immune system, secreting resin. Through a long period of incense formation, which can take tens, hundreds, or even thousands of years, such a treasure is born. Besides its use in incense appreciation, agarwood is widely used in major religions. The ancient text "Compendium of Materia Medica" even records its medicinal value. Furthermore, ancient royalty and nobility regarded it as a precious imperial gift or token of esteem. Attention, collectors! We are having a special promotion on agarwood ornaments at approachable prices. This agarwood, sought after by many collectors, is surprisingly affordable here! The quality of this agarwood is excellent, and the price is very reasonable, offering exceptional value. This 66g piece of wild old material agarwood from Kalimantan, Indonesia (Xingzhou system), is thoroughly dried old material with abundant resin. Typically, top-grade earth agarwood requires hundreds or even thousands of years of fiber decomposition to yield the finest agarwood portion, making it incredibly rare. Moreover, this is a "sink-grade" agarwood, a rare find that is hard to come by. It can be used as an agarwood ornament or for offerings to Buddha. It is guaranteed to be wild, making it suitable for collection, investment, and value preservation! Note: Natural products may have cracks; please order only if you accept this condition. This piece of wild agarwood old material from Kalimantan weighs 66g. It is thoroughly dried old material with rich resin content, and this grade is a rare "sink-grade" agarwood. This signifies extremely high density, allowing it to sink naturally in water, making it a superior type of agarwood. The fragrance is very unique, with a rich and diverse aroma. Its appearance is naturally rugged, bearing the marks of time and the elements, with no artificial carving, fully preserving its original beauty. This old material can be admired as an ornament or used to make beads. If you enjoy incense appreciation or wish to experience something different, try this piece of wild agarwood. We believe you will fall in love with it. Today at the "shanchiart" studio in Taipei, it's specially priced at only NT$4300, seeking its destined owner. This kind of agarwood old material is the lowest price on the market; it's a rare opportunity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfuEJDsR3gU&t=6s