Gaharu buaya - crocodile agarwood

Gaharu buaya - crocodile agarwood. The wood is obtained from Aetoxylon sympetalum trees, found only in Borneo, Indonesian Kalimantan. The trees grow in swampy areas where large numbers of crocodiles live, hence its name. It is known under the name eaglewood, or agarwood, for which it is often confused due to its submissive appearance and smell. Its pleasant fruity, intoxicating scent is suitable for perfuming spaces, for suppressing stress and tension.
Country of origin: Malaysia.

Agarwood is known as the so-called wood of the gods. The reason is the very wide use of this fragrance. It is a mystical, rare and very expensive resin that is used for meditation, in which it helps to open our subconscious and balance the life energy of qi, which is the biological vital force that forms the essence of e.g. Chinese medicine and acupuncture. It circulates in the human body and is divided into controlling qi (Jin) and protective qi (Wei). Agarwood greatly stimulates the psyche, is used for spiritual wandering, inner enlightenment and clairvoyance.

Aroma: fruity - floral - intoxicating - woody - sweetly resinous.
Use: aromatherapy for calming, meditation, relaxation, suppression of stress and tension.
The scent of wood is suitable for perfuming rooms.

Instructions for use: pour a small amount of wood onto a red-hot quick-ignition coal and let the mixture smolder until it burns out completely. We recommend special tongs to hold the carbon. It is best to use containers intended for these purposes, such as censers or natural flat shells or metal bowls. You can also burn wood, bark, herbs, mixtures in

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