(OOM)_Agarwood Incense.Sticks

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Agarwood, Vietnam · 35 sticks

An Aquilaria tree produces nothing worth burning until something goes wrong with it. Injure the wood: a broken branch, a fungal infection, and the tree floods the wound with dark resin to defend itself. Years later, that resin-soaked heartwood is agarwood. A healthy tree makes none of it.

The scent is warm and resinous, closer to wood than to smoke. Sweet underneath, slightly balsamic, with a faint bitterness at the edge that keeps it from turning heavy. It settles low in a room rather than filling it, and it lingers in fabric for hours after the stick is out.

Ours is made from agarwood powder and natural plant resin in Khanh Hoa, Vietnam. 

A stick burns for about 25 - 30 minutes and holds a thin, steady line of smoke. 

Sits in the groove along the curve of (OOM).07. 

Specifications

- Materials:

Agarwood Powder and Natural Plant Resin

- Size:

210L mm | 8.25L in

- Count:

35 sticks

- Burn time:

25 - 30 minutes and holds a thin, steady line of smoke. 

Origin

Made in Khánh Hòa, a coastal province in central Vietnam where the agarwood forests grow, and where the practice of harvesting resin from wounded trees goes back generations.

What's included

- 35 Agarwood Incense Sticks

- OOM packaging

Shipping & returns

Shipping:

- For orders within the US: 3 to 7 business days - FREE SHIP

- For orders outside of the US: 5 to 17 business days.

Returns:

- We offer a 14 days return policy, with customers responsible for all return shipping costs.


FAQs

About 40 to 45 minutes

If you are someone who want your space to feel warm and resinous, closer to wood than to smoke.


Please contact info@theoomlab.store regarding this

An Aquilaria tree produces nothing worth burning until something goes wrong with it. Injure the wood: a broken branch, a fungal infection, and the tree floods the wound with dark resin to defend itself. Years later, that resin-soaked heartwood is agarwood.