Malaysia Wild Oud Agarwood Grade A
Weight ：5Gram /10gram/20gram
Species ： Aquilaria Malacensis
Place ： Kuala Tahan Pahang (Malaysian oldest rainforest)
If Burning Sweet and long lasting ,All Natural Colour
Our Wood Chip No Soaking,No painting ,No Colouring ,No Glue ! All Natural Wild Agarwood !
Why choose malaysian Agarwood??
Malaysian oud, locally known as gaharu, is highly esteemed for its unique aromatic profile, cultural significance, and the natural conditions under which it forms. Here's what makes Malaysian gaharu particularly special:
Malaysian oud is celebrated for its complex and multifaceted aroma. Depending on the specific region and tree species, its scent can range from sweet, honeyed notes with hints of spice to earthy, woody undertones. Some varieties even exhibit unique nuances reminiscent of grape juice or cola.
For instance, the "Kayu Melayu" oud from Kedah is noted for its pure, woody essence, free from the typical "funky" or "barnyard" notes found in other ouds. This oil emphasizes the natural aroma of the Aquilaria malaccensis species, offering a clean and authentic scent experience.
Malaysia is home to several species of the Aquilaria tree, including Aquilaria malaccensis, A. hirta, and A. crassna, which are primary sources of high-quality agarwood. The country's rainforests provide an ideal environment for these trees to thrive.
The indigenous Orang Asli communities have a deep-rooted tradition of harvesting gaharu. While regulations permit them to collect agarwood for personal use, some also engage in its trade, contributing to their livelihoods and preserving traditional knowledge.
Gaharu forms when Aquilaria trees are naturally infected by specific fungi, prompting the tree to produce a fragrant resin as a defense mechanism. This natural process results in the prized dark, aromatic heartwood.
To meet demand while conserving wild populations, Malaysia has implemented sustainable practices, including the cultivation of Aquilaria plantations and the use of artificial inoculation techniques to stimulate resin production without harming the trees.
In Malaysian culture, gaharu holds a revered status. It's often associated with auspicious occasions and is believed to bring good fortune. Beyond its use in perfumery, gaharu is integral to various traditional ceremonies and spiritual practices, reflecting its deep cultural resonance.
Due to its rarity and the intricate process of formation, high-grade Malaysian oud commands premium prices in the global market. Its unique scent profile and cultural significance make it a sought-after commodity among perfumers and collectors worldwide.
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