Sounds amazing! I miss those sakura mochi, such a unique taste! 🤤Sandalwood (slightly mineralic and watery), some other woods and probably a touch of warm spices. Then I get a white/grey melon-like (the one with green inside) smell behind its woody framework. It's fruity smell reminds me of sakura mochi I had many years ago.
Funny because I’m heating off that same chunk of wood today! Hope you enjoyedFilipino today gifted by Ed. It’s one of the Habz’s offerings. Looks pretty dark because of the resin. I get lots of spice, herbal. Very enjoyable for sure and definitely a top tier piece in my opinion.
How can I incense stick from my Agarwood chips ? Where can I learn ?Made some incense sticks ...
Pinoy soil sinking
Some vintage Malay wood
Terangganu & some Silani ...
For the finishing touch i added some cultivated kinam ... Chillin