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Kinam, Kynam, Kyara....What’s Ji am? A type of agarwood?
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A special kind of agarwood. Very aromatic, rare, and expensive.
Kinam, Kynam, Kyara....What’s Ji am? A type of agarwood?
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White kyara 🙂🙂🙂conducting some experiments and had to unlock this exquisiteness from our vaults. thought of you guys and how you would appreciate the beauty as i do
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[emoji7] Dr Incense Processed Tarakan and Processed Tarakan with Kynam are one of his best works...Dr. Incense Traditional Tarakan
Has some sinking, but not the Kinam version.
Leaves a nice aura of Tarakan agarwood scent, even after it was lit.
A very good stick![]()
I do like these sticks🙂Dr. Incense Assam Sticks.
It must be Northern Assam from my guesstimation.
Not richly agarwoody as could be, as in sinking wood, but it does fill the room with some meditative Indian Oudh smoke.

I know exactly what u mean [emoji7]EO Ceram Sinking
how come oud smell like this? the chip been gone hour ago and i can still smell the iris from burner 😵
really stunning agarwood, makes you smile and feel really happy

Website lists them as Siamese?A long heating session this afternoon with Kungyokudo Kayo
Sweet Vietnamese granules,
ground in a pepper mill,
medium heat![]()
It should.....Website lists them as Siamese?
Thanks for the explanationIt should.....
because in the world of Japanese incense and agarwood. Siam and Sham refer to Vietnamese agarwood. I have no idea why?
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But ultimately, the Kungyokudo Kayo smells similar to my old stock of Baieido Ogurayama chips.
i am new to incense but diving in deep
, and good to see some of these incenses on Kohgen as there are quite a few that I can only find on japanincense website and they do not ship outside North America 🙁.If you want to place an order at Kohgenworld.com, or if you search Kohgen.com via Google Chrome so you can translate the page, and see something there that you like (wider selection of incense), then email Watarai at [email protected], send him a screenshot of the items you like and ask him to send an invoice to your PayPal. Remind him not to include their (Japan) Local Use Tax. You’ll save 8%, because the prices you see on those websites already reflect the added 8%, and somehow Kohgenworld does not remove it to overseas purchases automatically.Thanks for the explanationi am new to incense but diving in deep
, and good to see some of these incenses on Kohgen as there are quite a few that I can only find on japanincense website and they do not ship outside North America 🙁.