Malaysia Agarwood

Description

Malaysia is a first-line production area of ​​Xingzhou, and its geographical location is between East Malaysia and West Malaysia, so Malaysian agarwood has some fragrance of Hui’an agarwood. There are large-leaf species and small-leaf species of Malaysian agarwood. Large-leaf species grow in high mountains, with few leaves but yellow leaves, and low yield. The oil lines of agarwood are relatively rough, black and yellow, and the fragrance is strong and unrestrained. Most small-leaf species grow below halfway up the mountain, with slender and dense leaves, so the oil lines of agarwood are relatively fine, and most of them are black oil.

For this batch of bracelets, we use large-leaf species, that is, materials grown on high mountains to make beads for everyone. This batch of materials has a strong and unrestrained fragrance, whether it is raw or incense burner, the taste is very good. Moreover, this batch of materials is very difficult to obtain. Transportation is not possible, so it can only be carried down from the mountain manually. Whether it is from the yield, fragrance, or transportation, it is not easy to come by. This batch of materials are very worthy of collection. The aged materials have a very good coolness and sweetness, and agarwood is a hidden fragrance. When Malaysian agarwood is worn, there is an occasional sweet and cool feeling, which makes people particularly like it. For friends who like sweetness, Malaysian agarwood is a particularly good choice.