Kalimantan Wild Agarwood Old Material 89g Sinking Grade Sino-Malay Agarwood Ornament

Introduction: When agarwood trees are damaged by external forces (lightning strikes, windstorms, broken branches, insect or ant infestation), or infected by internal pathogens, they activate their self-immune system and secrete resin. Through a long period of resin formation, possibly decades, centuries, or even millennia, such a treasure is born. Besides its use for appreciating fragrance, agarwood is widely used in major religions. The ancient text "Bencao Gangmu" even records its medicinal value. Furthermore, ancient royalty regarded it as a precious imperial gift or present. Attention, collectors! An amazing promotion on agarwood ornaments, now at an accessible price. This agarwood, sought after by many collectors, is offered here at an incredibly friendly price! The quality of this agarwood is excellent, and the price is very reasonable, offering exceptional value for money. This piece is 89 grams of wild old agarwood from Kalimantan, Indonesia (Sino-Malay region). It's a thoroughly aged material with abundant resin. Typically, top-grade earth agarwood requires hundreds or even thousands of years for the best agarwood parts to form from decayed fibers, making it incredibly precious. Moreover, this is "sinking grade" agarwood, which is rare and hard to find. It can be used as an agarwood ornament or for Buddhist offerings. Guaranteed wild, suitable for collection, investment, and value preservation! Note: Natural products may have cracks; please order only if you accept this.