【Clear Oil Veins, Fragrant Upon First Sniff!】Indonesian Yellow Earth Solid Agarwood N02 (298.3g)

https://youtube.com/shorts/FZTUJCtRUGc **Solid Agarwood Raw Material | Genuine Quality, Ideal for Incense Making** The aroma of Indonesian Yellow Earth Agarwood possesses a rich and unpretentious character, reminiscent of the warmth emanating from dry earth kissed by the afternoon sun. It carries subtle notes of wood and soil, a calm presence imbued with a hint of gentle sweetness. When burned, its fragrance unfolds with understated layers, offering a subtle softness. It's like the familiar scent that drifts out when a wooden cabinet in an old house is slowly opened, quietly comforting and soothing. The lingering finish is warm and enduring, occasionally carrying faint hints of medicinal herbs or dried fruit, leaving a lasting impression. If you appreciate scents with the warmth of the earth, then Indonesian Yellow Earth Agarwood is a discreet yet deeply rewarding old friend. **Why Choose Solid Agarwood Raw Material?** ● Rich Aroma: High oil content ensures distinct layers and a lasting fragrance when burned. ● Stable Structure: Solid material is firm and less prone to cracking, ideal for carving and various incense crafts. ● High Value Retention: Genuine material with clear natural grain and oil veins is highly sought after by collectors. ● Versatile Use: Can be used for making beads, incense sticks, carved pieces, or appreciated directly for its aroma, offering both collection value and practical use. __The value of agarwood comes from the refinement of time and the gifts of nature. Choosing solid material means choosing a journey of enduring fragrance.__ 🎈Dimensions: 11x8x27 🎈Weight: 298.3g 🎈Scale: Flat surface of electronic scale 10x10cm https://images2.imgbox.com/37/f4/g6L2aEfk_o.jpg https://images2.imgbox.com/da/ca/0PQUZ24G_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, experiencing how wooden art breathed warm and profound life into old alleyways. These objects, like fragments of time, carrying traces of history and outlines of the future, sought a delicate balance between opposition and harmony, transforming into refined works that closely connect the vision of a new generation with the simplicity of old eras. Agarwood, once ground into powder for its scent, was solemnly placed in the most prominent areas of homes in Japan, symbolizing vitality and light. The agarwood wood comes from its origin, pure and flawless, untouched by artificial processes like boiling glue, drawing lines, or adding fragrances. It presents itself in its most original form, using ancient techniques to carefully peel away the outer layers of deadwood, revealing the true soul of the agarwood. This not only bestows it with eternal vitality but also allows traditional and modern craftsmanship to subtly intertwine at the fingertips, creating a feast for the eyes and nose. Its rich aroma is like the condensation of time, gently drawing together memories of the past and aspirations for the future, allowing them to meet and resonate within the fragrance, continuously extending, distant and profound. Education and Experience: Department of Industrial Engineering, National Central University University of California - Davis Extension Over thirty in-depth exploratory trips to Japan Awards: Ministry of Economic Affairs - Best Main Visual Poster Design Ministry of Economic Affairs - Best Humanitarian Care Auxiliary Equipment Design Award Exhibition Experience: Curator, World Trade Center Science and Technology R&D Pavilion Curator, World Trade Center Energy Sustainability Pavilion Taiwan Designer, De'Longhi Air Purifier Taiwan Branch Taiwan Designer, Hitachi Dehumidifier Taiwan Branch Founder, kwood 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