This inspired me to make an order this morning! Do you prefer the long stick or short stick version?View attachment 16347
Yamadamatsu - Hyofu
Hyofu, one of my favorite incenses. Once lit, it emits the gentle cantaloupe sweetness of Vietnamese agarwood and dewy lotus(guessing). Its calming Yin energy gives me serene as if I sat under the cacophony of trees in summer. A wonderful incense that is one of a kind.
will go for short 365 days because I like to burn various stuff.This inspired me to make an order this morning! Do you prefer the long stick or short stick version?
seems like this 'pressed incense' is trending. I find them to be a bit acrid and not necessarily superior to traditional makko+ingredients stick.
they burn longer though. maybe around 40minutes.
I'm burning this 'pressed' cultivated kinam incense at the moment. it makes a lot of smoke. I prefer to break it and heat it on a subitism burner.
So it looks like ensar just released some pressed incense sticks today similar to the hainan ones I have on offer in my channel for the February Raffle.
The ones he's offering I've tried before - they are very good too. Really high quality cambodian sticks - unless I'm totally mistaken, they are from the same supplier as my sticks. The hainan are a lower grade but made the exact same way. The supplier also offers these in nha trang, hoi ann, and a nha trang + kynam variant. He's not selling it this way, but the cambodi sticks are described by the supplier as being a type of cambodian kinam or at least that kind of aromatic profile.
Has he opened his Shop again. I wasnt able to receive any of his News letter in over a year actually
What I love about a well-made incense is the ability of most of the resin to flee the burning ember tip, it races all the way to the end of the stick, which at that point it will have no where to go, making that last bit of smoke unpleasant.seems like this 'pressed incense' is trending. I find them to be a bit acrid and not necessarily superior to traditional makko+ingredients stick.
they burn longer though. maybe around 40minutes.
I'm burning this 'pressed' cultivated kinam incense at the moment. it makes a lot of smoke. I prefer to break it and heat it on a subitism burner.
Wow, going to be watching my incenses burn today 😀What I love about a well-made incense is the ability of most of the resin to flee the burning ember tip, it races all the way to the end of the stick, which at that point it will have no where to go, making that last bit of smoke unpleasant.
This process allows you to get more of the aroma, than a burnt resin smell, but with the compressed sticks, the resin cannot flow down the stick as freely, hence more smoke and acrid.
Yes, but still waiting on delivery.Did anybody get Ken's Papua New Guinea stick this time ?
I am having a hard time keeping this one lit.