Natural agarwood (Vietnamese Aloe) — raw incense
€34,00
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Natural agarwood (Vietnamese Aloe) — raw incense
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Natural agarwood – fine Vietnamese incense
This Vietnamese agarwood incense comes in fine sticks of approximately 21 cm, with a woody, dry, and deep profile.
Its thin format allows for gradual diffusion with less material burning simultaneously than a thicker stick.
Each tube contains approximately 100 sticks. The perceived intensity depends on the volume of the room, its ventilation, and the duration of combustion.
INFORMATION
Agarwood has a darker, more resinous profile than sandalwood, with a dry, woody scent.
In a small room, start with just one stick and ventilate during or after burning to gauge its intensity without saturating the space.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Type: fine incense sticks
- Profile: woody, dry, deep, and resinous
- Length: approximately 21 cm
- Contents: approximately 100 sticks per tube
- Stated origin: Vietnam
USAGE & SAFETY
Place the stick in a stable holder and ensure that the ash will fall entirely onto a heat-resistant surface.
Light the tip, let the flame burn for a few seconds, then blow it out gently to leave only the glowing ember.
Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from paper, textiles, curtains, and other flammable materials. Keep out of reach of children and animals and ventilate the room after use.
STORAGE
Keep the sticks in their tube, in a dry place away from direct light.
Avoid storing them near heavily scented products and handle them carefully without bending: their small diameter makes them more sensitive to impact.
PAIR WITH
To keep a fine stick vertical and catch the ash underneath, use the black hanging incense burner .
To compare this agarwood with a lighter version available in Agarwood or Sandalwood, discover our fine aromatic wood incense .
Find other incense and burners currently offered in the Incense collection.
♥ IKANE WORKSHOP TIP
If you are new to agarwood, start with a single stick in a well-ventilated room. Wait a few minutes before judging the fragrance: the woody and resinous notes become more discernible once the combustion is established.