Burn of the Day
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Oudamberlove
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Gyokushodo Indonesian Kizami #425
Nice and fragrant with some pieces
fully resinated.
Nice and fragrant with some pieces
fully resinated.
Ken's Golden Triangle. The heart of my piece is really full of resin and produces room filling aroma.
edit 1pm: Shoyeido jinko grade, has an incredible floral aroma at low temp and very much much like a sweet incense at 14v.
edit 1pm: Shoyeido jinko grade, has an incredible floral aroma at low temp and very much much like a sweet incense at 14v.
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Oudamberlove
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Assam Oudh from Zak
The pollen-rich aroma is so yummy.
The pollen-rich aroma is so yummy.
A sliver of the 100+year old Malay that turns out to be Hainan. Super nice from low - high temp.
EJayB
True Ouddict
I think that’s a win 🔥
Mick
True Ouddict
I have @Al Hashimi Sabah Ghattas on my subitism heater right now, so sweet and lovely!
Al Hashimi
Resident Artisan
That is real old school Al Hashimi. Glad you're still enjoying the woods from before 😍
Rai Munir
Musk Man
O God!!!
Well, I haven't witnessed this passion of yours for Oudwood here or elsewhere. And it is I have been observing for the last two years. You are NOT coming slow😍. And may you not! (Amen)
Rai Munir
Musk Man
'...Malay... turned out to be Hainan...'. Why so?
Mistakenly named Malay by the vendor and you found it to be Hainan or Hainan-ish?
Japanese auction I guess they didn't identity the geographical and I was told Malay but later found out it was Hainan, pieces of a 100+ year old chunk @language scent got for me a couple of occasions
language scent
True Woodict
this is my all time favorite non kyara wood. please let me know if you come across anything similar on sale brother
Rai Munir
Musk Man
Woodict👌🏻! Beautiful!
language scent
True Woodict
yea, I am done with oils...made the same mistake many times out of curiosity to buy oils. They always come short to wood effects and aroma. They are nice sure, but when high grade woods so expensive there is just no room for oils lol my nose discriminates. just received a couple beautiful oils two days ago, sold half of them already...everytime i just loss money cause I sell them discounted.
Oudamberlove
Member
Shoyeido Agarwood for their Kozutsu heater.
Some pieces are not very fragrant on low heat, but have quite a mind buzz.
Some pieces are not very fragrant on low heat, but have quite a mind buzz.
iori
親月
to explain this better here abit more information
im sure you know the top ranking wood in japanese system fall under Rikkokugomi "six kingdoms/five scents".
and if you know that im sure you were seeing by sellers or whoever talk about the rikkokugomi put the names and ther taste along with origins.
its commonly said or wrote in many seller sites, articles that
Kyara - vietnam
Rakoku - Thailand
Manaka - malaca"malaysia" < the piece we talking about was classified as manaka
Manaban - malabar coast
Sasosra - India/uknown
Sumatora or Sumandora - sumatra
referance “Kodo Oku no Shiori” written by Ryuho Oheda
simple? its not!, because not everyone agree with that classification and the wood origins
the origin of the interpretation that "rikkokugomi/ (Kidokoro) = Classification by country of production" was established by Takakatsu Takebe, a disciple of Shino ryu, and he wasn't head of the school. "which is why another head school and his lineage refuse it.
another view by kodo master that he got from his predecessor about the 6 kingdoms is this
Kyara/Rakoku = vietnamese
Manaka/Mannaban = Siamese"name of Thailand in old times"
Sasora/Summondora = Indo and mostly from Kalimantan
ofcourse he say there is exceptions for the origins.
and here another view from disciple of master too
Kyara = Vietnamese and its surroundings
Rakoku = Vietnamese
Manaka = Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Borneo, Brunei
Mannaban = Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Yunnan, China, Indonesia, Sumatra
Sasora = Kalimantan island, Sumatra, India"Sandalwood" as some schools use sandalwood instead of agarwood and some use another tree called "Yellow Ripe Incense"
Summondora = Kalimantan Island
Honestly as much as i try to get lots of information in depth about japanese system and more its hard, getting to know chinese system way easier while its way bigger! but thankgod there is lots of sources online =)
