- Sandalwood Fragrance 沉檀凝香
- Centennial Australian Sandalwood 百年澳檀
- Epidemic Prevention Incense 防疫香
Epidemic prevention incense has been used since ancient times, especially during outbreaks of plagues and cholera when herbal medicine was used for prevention and control. We use herbs such as patchouli, sandalwood, Atractylodes, Agarwood, Atractylodes macrocephala, and Perilla to create this incense. The fragrance is elegant and not too mild or strong, suitable for a pleasant aroma.
- Old Mountain Sandalwood 老山檀香
Authentic old mountain sandalwood generally has a very fragrant and sweet aroma, with a strong and lasting scent. The term "old mountain sandalwood" usually refers to Indian oud, which is generally white with a slight yellowish tint, and the wood contains a high amount of oily substances, giving it a very enduring fragrance. If the fragrance of old mountain sandalwood were to be compared to something, it would have a subtle milky scent, similar to the rich aroma of milk.
- Indian Oud 印度老山
Indian oud refers to the sandalwood from Mysore, India. It is not only a precious fragrance but also a valuable medicinal herb widely used in the field of medicine. It has a rich and understated milky fragrance, woody notes, and sweetness, making it popular among meditation practitioners as its aroma helps induce a state of tranquility. Due to its slow growth and decreasing availability, its value has increased over the years.
- Ambergris 龙涎香
Ambergris is one of the four famous fragrances of sandalwood and agarwood, and it can only be found in the vast ocean. It is commonly known as "marine amber" and is a precious fragrance. Ambergris is a secretion or regurgitation from the digestive system of sperm whales and can be likened to a solidified stone.
- Snow Sandalwood 雪檀
Snow Sandalwood is made by blending the essence of the red core of the East Mountain and the pear sandalwood. The fragrance highlights the woody notes, with occasional hints of powdery sweetness in the wood aroma. It lacks the dominance of Mysore oud and the youthful fragrance of New Mountain oud, instead offering a unique aroma that lies between the two.
- Tibetan Incense 藏香
Tibetan incense is made from Tibetan medicinal herbs such as snow lotus, Tibetan pine, Kongka grass, saffron, and is prepared with agarwood from Vietnam and sandalwood from Nepal. The fragrance is serene, with a subtle scent of Tibetan medicine, the sweetness of sandalwood, and the milky and woody notes, creating a rich and spatial aroma.
- Mugwort 艾草
Mugwort is highly valued and widely used in medicine. It is well known for its ability to repel mosquitoes and its properties to dispel dampness, dispel coldness.
- Hainan Agarwood: 海南降真香
Hainan Agarwood has a cool fragrance that is relatively subtle. Most of the scent is faint when smelled in its raw form, but once it is heated, it releases a rich and aromatic aroma with excellent projection and strong layering. It exudes a wonderful scent of honey, flowers, and fruits, with a hint of refreshing coolness and a subtle spiciness. It has a smooth and calming quality, reminiscent of the natural fragrance of a tropical rainforest where various flowers compete for attention.
- Hainan Benzoin: 海南安息香
Its fragrance is deep and gentle, with a hint of sweet vanilla-like aroma. It is neither ethereal and elusive like frankincense, nor profound and heavy like myrrh. Instead, it possesses a worldly beauty. Benzoin is like a soft cushion that allows a withered soul to find a peaceful and relaxed place to lean on. For those who are constantly striving and restless, benzoin can soften their hearts and bring relaxation to their body and mind.
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