Burn of the Day

[Joe]

Shoyeido Matsu chunk

Today’s piece opened with
perfumey florals,
followed by resins and wood.

Sounds beautiful. You have a nice way of describing. Its evocative. Where did you get this?

 

[Joe]

Sounds beautiful. You have a nice way of describing. Its evocative. Where did you get this?

Wait are you talking about the incense from the Premiuim line, Shoyeido Matsu

Sounds beautiful. You have a nice way of describing. Its evocative. Where did you get this?

is this f
Matsu, friend of pine or is this a chunk of agar?

 

[Oudamberlove]

Sounds beautiful. You have a nice way of describing. Its evocative. Where did you get this?

I got it from Japan Incense many years ago, and subsequently, several batches from Japan. A lot of batch variation, you’ll never know what you’ll get with each batch.

 

[Oudamberlove]

Wait are you talking about the incense from the Premiuim line, Shoyeido Matsu

is this f
Matsu, friend of pine or is this a chunk of agar?

It’s a chunk of agarwood.

https://item.rakuten.co.jp/akaritokaori/kaori-sy14311/

 

[Joe]

Sounds beautiful. You have a nice way of describing. Its evocative. Where di

Let's compare notes then. Definitely worth it.

unfortunatly I haven't heard bback from the sub seller. I want it by Saturday. Come on @

Shoyeido Matsu chunk

Today’s piece opened with
perfumey florals,
followed by resins and wood.

Nice! Unfortunately they don't sell abroad. I'm in NYC.

 

[Joe]

I got it from Japan Incense many years ago, and subsequently, several batches from Japan. A lot of batch variation, you’ll never know what you’ll get with each batch.

I'll try japanincense the owner gave me a gift of 10grs of kneaded incense by Shoyeido because the one I bought crumbled when I
Flattened it. Very kind of him.

 

[The Scent Guru]

powdered Cambodian!

 

[Joe]

powdered Cambodian!

How did you use this powder? On a sub (what temp), Charcoal?

 

[Joe]

Sounds beautiful. You have a nice way of describing. Its evocative. Where di

Let's compare notes then. Definitely worth it.

unfortunatly I haven't heard bback from the sub seller. I want it by Saturday. Come on @

It’s a chunk of agarwood.

https://item.rakuten.co.jp/akaritokaori/kaori-sy14311/

Unfortunately they don't ship this overseas.

 

[iori]

120 kinds Kyara "Condensed"
Unnamed Kyara from Meiji era
Famous Incense "Lao jing"
Shoyeido Highest oil content Kyara "HEAVY"
Purple Kyara "Haitang" Mythical realm

 

[The Scent Guru]

How did you use this powder? On a sub (what temp), Charcoal?

Sub yup 👍

 

[Joe]

Sub yup 👍

Cool. I'm buying a sub tomorrow. Should get here by Saturday. I have all this wood and need one. Found it here on ouddict.

 

[Olfactory Nomad]

Cool. I'm buying a sub tomorrow. Should get here by Saturday. I have all this wood and need one. Found it here on ouddict.

Who'd you end up going through?

 

[Maunamoku]

Spicy, earthy, dark Brunei. The darkest green note emerges from black ink, prickly with smoldering heat, unfurls under the sun like an ocean.

Apologies to those who have been waiting for a response from me lately. I undertook a project last month that has required a substantial amount of my mental bandwidth. It might be a couple more weeks before I am able to catch up, thank you for your patience, it is sincerely appreciated.

 

[Oudamberlove]

mesOUD Pursat

Lots of resin that warranted an extended session, with a very slow heat progression,
the result…..my room fully fumigated❤️

 

[Olfactory Nomad]

Ck chunk from Sulyam + Vintage Mysore piece from The Tea Guru. Combining these two on a sub really is an amazing experience that everyone should try if you have the chance. Any CK and a good Mysore piece will do. 12.5 volts does the job.

 

[Xerohome]

Before going to Eid Prayer, I couldn't resist heating one of my favorite purple kyara, bitter and sweet with an earthy root tone, a very beautiful smell.

 

[Joe]

Before going to Eid Prayer, I couldn't resist heating one of my favorite purple kyara, bitter and sweet with an earthy root tone, a very beautiful smell.

Happy Eid! If you don't mind me asking, what temp or voltage did you use for your wood?

Joe

 

[Xerohome]

Thank you bro!
I usually start as low as possible for kyara, from 60C then I go gradually up to 160C or 180C. there is no right or wrong temperatures, it is all about the wood and at which temperature it sing.

 

[Dazai]

Thank you bro!
I usually start as low as possible for kyara, from 60C then I go gradually up to 160C or 180C. there is no right or wrong temperatures, it is all about the wood and at which temperature it sing.

What type of heater do you use?