Graded by what can be verified: gram weight, bead count, oil-line photos, sinking or not. Price on inquiry.

Natural-resin agarwood in bracelet and free-form cuts. Free-form keeps more of the material's natural shape, so the same grade costs less than round beads. Every lot ships with photos and stated gram weight.

Chips from our proprietary cultivar, propagated by cloning and tissue culture from the Jianfengling (Hainan) lineage. Source is clear, batches are traceable. A friendly way to get to know qinan aroma.

Sinking-grade agarwood, finely ground. For incense seals (xiang zhuan) and electric heaters. Start low at 100–150°C on an electric heater to catch the layered notes. 10 g per box.

Thin scraped material that releases aroma quickly — for brewing, infusing liquor, or gentle heating. Non-sinking grade keeps the price friendly; the aroma stays honest. 10 g per box.

Barrel beads, raw material, powder and sticks in volume for shops, teahouses and e-commerce. Samples first, batches after you confirm the grade. See the Wholesale page for terms.

Filled with Hainan agarwood soft silk in a palace square-pillow form, supervised by intangible-heritage inheritor Liu Zhiqiang. Washable inner liner. The scent deepens as the material ages.
Agarwood pricing comes from four things: origin, resin content, form and workmanship. Same origin, different resin content — prices can differ several times over.
So we only state what can be checked on the spot: gram weight, bead count, oil-line photos, sinking or non-sinking. Words like "top grade" or "premium" are inflated beyond meaning in this trade — we don't use them.
That is also why we recommend describing your use and budget first, and taking a sample before a batch. Prices are quoted per inquiry, by grade and volume.
Stock changes by the batch. Tell us the form, grade and quantity you need — we reply with options, photos and sample terms.
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