Sink Water Agarwood Joss Incense Sticks For Relaxation Sleeping Aid Pure Fragrance

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Dai Binh Agarwood Incense, renowned for its pure and natural composition, embodies health and prosperity. Crafted meticulously from premium agarwood powder, these incense sticks emanate a gentle, natural fragrance, devoid of harshness or impurities. With minimal residue and smoke, they are meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans in the traditional manner of Quang Nam province, ensuring the preservation of agarwood's pristine aroma.

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Product Name	Agarwood Incense
Place of Origin	Vietnam
Brand Name	Dai Binh
Model Number	1kg
Material	100% Natural clean incense
Scent	Natural, clean, gentle fragrance
MOQ	20 Kilograms
Supply Ability	10000 Kilograms per Month

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Chenxiang, also known as agarwood or aloeswood, is one of the most precious and sought-after fragrant woods in the world. Revered for centuries, it holds a deep cultural and spiritual significance, particularly in Asian traditions. The name "Chenxiang" itself, which translates to "sinking fragrance," alludes to its unique property of sinking in water due to its high resin content. This resin is the very source of its intoxicating and complex aroma, making it a cornerstone of high-end perfumery, traditional medicine, and ceremonial rituals.

JIESHANG is not merely a business but a guardian of this rich heritage. Our mission is to sustainably source, process, and present the finest agarwood and its derivatives to a global audience. We are dedicated to preserving the integrity of this rare resource while promoting its timeless beauty and profound benefits. Our commitment extends from the careful cultivation of Aquilaria trees to the meticulous crafting of our final products, ensuring every piece of agarwood tells a story of authenticity and excellence.

The Essence of Agarwood

Agarwood is a paradox of nature. It's not the wood of the Aquilaria tree itself that is fragrant, but the resinous heartwood that forms as a defense mechanism. When the tree is wounded or infected by a specific type of mold, it produces this dark, fragrant resin to protect itself. Over time, this resin impregnates the wood, transforming it into the highly prized agarwood. The quality of the agarwood is determined by several factors, including the age of the tree, the severity of the infection, and the time the resin has had to mature. This natural process is incredibly slow and unpredictable, which is why authentic, high-grade agarwood is so rare and valuable.