Premium New Guinea Gyrinops
You might have come across West Papuan (Indonesian) oud chips before, but you won’t hear much about chips like these exclusively from New Guinea. And it’s fascinating to see the way they break the more monotonous profiles of
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$350$299
Vintage Papuan Agarwood
This collection is partially sinking-grade. But, you might know my opinion about sinking-grade: When it comes to carving agarwood, sinking matters, but if the fact that the chips sink in water doesn’t make them smell better, it doesn’t mean... explore ››
$79$69
Vintage Maluku Agarwood
Dark brown maybe. Ink-stained looking stripes okay. But black black black always better. It’s easy for me to show you a dark-hued, ‘densely resinated’ oud chip and tell you why it’s the best wood since Trat went dry. But is it? ... explore ››
$195$179
Olde Sumatran Agarwood
Buying agarwood is like buying currency. You never lose if you invest in a solid, strong monetary instrument. And natural resin, carefully selected for olfactory integrity, free of ‘make up’ and ‘mock up’ which is standard fare with... explore ››
$350$299
Legend has it that the whole “Brunei Kinam” story is a marketing ploy invented by the Chinese when they ran out of Vietnamese Kyara. To me, it makes little difference who invented the story. I can spend the rest of my days heating Brunei Kinam... explore ››
$300$249
Vietnamese Red Kinam
Because there’s so much buzz about kinam and so many haven’t had the chance (or the funds) to experience it, we wanted to make it as easy as possible for you to own your own stash of authentic Vietnamese kinam. The Japanese... explore ››
$795$749