[Clear oil line, fragrant when you smell it] Indonesian loess solid agarwood KNA01 (divided into two pieces, upper and lower)

Solid agarwood raw materials | Real materials, the best choice for Tibetan incense The aroma of Indonesian loess agarwood has a rich and simple temperament, like the warmth emitted by the afternoon sun shining on the dry land, with a faint scent of wood and soil, and a hint of warm sweetness hidden in the calmness. After lighting, the aroma is not ostentatious, but has a restrained softness, like the familiar smell that wafts out when a wooden cabinet in an old house is slowly opened, quiet and soothing. The aftertaste is mellow and long, sometimes with a slight herbal or dried fruit aroma, which is very memorable. If you like the kind of fragrance that has the warmth of the earth, then Indonesian loess agarwood will be a low-key but worthy old friend. Why choose solid agarwood raw material? ・Rich aroma: The oil content is high, and the incense has distinct layers and long-lasting aroma when burned. ・Stable structure: Solid material is firm and not easy to crack, suitable for carving and making various incense arts. ・High value retention: Authentic materials, natural texture and clear oil lines, deeply loved by collectors. ・Wide range of uses: can be used for making beads, incense, carving or directly tasting incense, both collectible and practical. The value of agarwood comes from the tempering of time and the gift of nature. Choosing solid material means choosing a long-lasting and fragrant journey. Weight | As option mark Size｜Based on the scale of a business card (9cm high x 5.4cm wide) Thickness｜Electronic scale silver area 10 cm https://images2.imgbox.com/9c/49/tSpP2zGx_o.jpg - Artist: Kwood https://images2.imgbox.com/66/c6/wVo3QFy7_o.jpeg Born in Hsinchu, Taiwan in 1983, with a background in craft design, he once wandered the streets of Japan, feeling how wooden art infused the ancient alleys with warmth and deep vitality. Those objects that seem like fragments of time, carrying traces of history and outlines of the future, seek a delicate balance between opposition and harmony, and transform into delicate works that closely connect the vision of the new generation with the simplicity of the old era. In the past, agarwood was often crushed into fragrant powder for smelt, but in Japan, it is solemnly placed in the sunny place of the home, symbolizing vitality and light. Agarwood comes from its place of origin, pure and flawless, without any artificial carvings such as glue, lines or perfume. It is presented in its most primitive form. Through the ancient incense-making technique, the outer coat of the dead wood is carefully peeled off by hand to reveal the true soul of agarwood. This not only gives it eternal vitality, but also allows traditional and modern craftsmanship to quietly intertwine at the fingertips, turning it into a feast for the eyes and smell. The rich aroma is like the condensation of time, gently pulling together the memories of the past and the aspirations for the future, allowing them to meet and resonate in the fragrance, stretching endlessly, distantly and profoundly. Education and experience: Department of Industrial Engineering, National Central University University of California - Davis Extension More than 30 in-depth exploration tours in Japan Award-winning experience: Ministry of Economic Affairs Best Key Visual Poster Design Ministry of Economic Affairs Best Humanitarian Assistive Device Design Award Exhibition experience: Curator of the Science and Technology R&D Pavilion of the World Trade Center Curator of the Energy Sustainability Pavilion at the World Trade Center Italian De'Longhi Air Conditioner Taiwan Partition Designer Japanese Hitach dehumidifier Taiwan partition designer Founder of Shangjing Agarwood Studio https://images2.imgbox.com/7e/04/qndLv8Jl_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/4d/49/yOZQMph2_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/b3/3a/lUjg8N4C_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/36/24/i4uFvR6F_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/fe/f1/tcIIKHDT_o.jpg