KyaraZen Merauke from Kangiiten.
This one is enjoyable to a certain degree, it isn't a fancy, out of this world oud, and can be perceived as quite stinky tbh, I would stay clear from the powder since that powder IS made from this wood
@Olfactory Nomad, but it is slightly better in wood form and on coal or even better, a sub!!! Compared to the live harvest a. filaria SQ Merauke from Faizal harvested in the 90s, which is superb on heater AND coal, of course that wood beats that a million times over, and thats the reason I heat it and dont burn it because its once in a life time type wood, its hard to get very good Maroke wood anymore. This stuff is more enjoyable as a fumigation or to enjoy your self with tons of smoke.
Notes: antique burning wood, oceanic (sometimes nice and clean, most of the time kinda like a dark, earthy, swamp), dark chocolate, dark forest-y notes, extreme earthiness, very high soil notes, bitter with some sweentess a well, very oudy, with a nice vanilla creamy smell on the post fumigation.
This is fumigation wood and I will keep it when I dont want to burn or heat some high quality stuff for a good 3-6 hours (including incense sticks) and just want this beautiful, very oudy after fragrance.
For some reason, the wood is very soft, I snapped a piece and I was preparing for a bit of force needed to break it, and it just broke in half like a piece of cake (literally)... anyone here tell me why that might be?