Muhassan Agarwood

Sanai, or Artificial Agarwood, is human-crafted by manipulating Aquilaria, unlike wild agarwood shaped naturally by nature. The intricate process entails wounding Aquilaria's trunk, holing with nails, and injecting a special mixture to stimulate agarwood formation. Sanai matures over 4 to 5 years, producing agarwood oil through a blend of rain droplets and resin.

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Natural Chunks

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Creating artificial agarwood entails a sophisticated process. It begins with drilling into the trunk of Aquilaria trees to induce wounds. Subsequently, a steel implement is inserted deeply into the trunk. A blend of agarwood-inducing agents is then injected into the resulting wound. Sanai, the agarwood, develops over 4 to 5 years as rainwater combines with the tree resin, yielding agarwood oil. If you are interested, you can buy  Natural Chunks  here
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Oud Maroki

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Agarwood, cherished as a cultural gem in Vietnam, emits a unique aroma. Revered for its purported healing attributes, it's integral to traditional remedies. With mounting demand, there's a quest to manufacture agarwood artificially from Aquilaria. If you are interested, you can buy  Oud Maroki  here
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Oud Anchor

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When we mention natural agarwood, we're referring to the aromatic timber extracted from agarwood trees flourishing naturally in the dense forests of Southeast Asia. These coveted incense sticks symbolize the part of the tree that has naturally fallen victim to infection over a period of 70 to 150 years or more. If you are interested, you can buy  Oud Anchor  here
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