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Hainan Char
Today’s piece reminded me of Cambodi😋
Today’s piece reminded me of Cambodi😋
Yea they look great.I'm in love so far, and the batch has only just arrived. I was lucky to get enough for a long time. Here's a small selection, good cleaning and cutting is nice to see - as is expected. I enjoy the japanese cut size and style a lot.
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They are great, quality of wood is top too.View attachment 41763
Today I received Kyara Zen’s - Sinking Sumatora Hirta. I haven’t even heated any yet, but I’m already in love. Simply the room temp aroma of this wood is beautiful. Kinamic, dark fruits, sweet Agarwood resin, Musk. The unmistakable aroma of high grade sinking wood, heavenly! I just need to heat some now 😂
Pretty much same, unusual notes / special notes always make mood great.I love oud wood/oils that smell completely different than what one would expect oud to smell like (woody, leathery, resinous and dark)
All these floral, fruity, aquatic, ethereal top notes tingle my olfactory nerves and put me in a good mood 💆🏻♂️
flowery, strong medicinal notes, Intense cooling, soft elegant sweetness, spice touch, milkyHow is the fragrance?
I don't know about anybody else but I love the industrial grade subitism! Now that looks like a freaking unit of an incense heater...After my morning prayer, a piece of Hindi(from my coming SOUL OF INDIA project) and a cup of tea on my primitive but functional diy subitisim
Every breath we take in peace is priceless
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Incredible wood, I’ve been heating it non stop. Quite addicted at this point like yourself 😂mesOUD Pursat
The different regions blurred with today’s piece, like a complete Cambodi experience.
I love Hindi wood, there a good reason it’s so beloved in the GCC. As soon as it’s on the sub or coal, the top note is unmistakable, you know you’re heating Indian oud! A very regal, loyal, rich aroma.RPP Tura Peak Saif
I should heat this stuff more often❤️
I wish I enjoyed it to be honest, hindi oud always looks the best in pictures...I love Hindi wood, there a good reason it’s so beloved in the GCC. As soon as it’s on the sub or coal, the top note is unmistakable, you know you’re heating Indian oud! A very regal, loyal, rich aroma.
Have you had the chance to compare the powder to the king piece?The Hainan Baotou powder from Kyara Zen/ Kangiiten is craveable with it's medicinal alcoholic earthy grape tingle top.
Interested as well.Have you had the chance to compare the powder to the king piece?
Who are you buying your Hindi wood from?I wish I enjoyed it to be honest, hindi oud always looks the best in pictures...
Maybe I haven't tried the right hindi, but it's always been at the back of the shelf for me
The wrong places, apparently. I'll keep my eye outWho are you buying your Hindi wood from?
Perhaps, it just isn’t for you. The leathery, spicy, white floral, labdanum, ambergris tonality of high grade Hindi wood is majestic, masculine, timeless.
I assume most of the good stuff goes in bulk straight to the gulf.The wrong places, apparently. I'll keep my eye out