Featured Product of the Month

Processed Sinking TARAKAN (Oud Version)
A few months ago, my friends and me cut an incredible 2.3KG piece of Sinking agarwood from TARAKAN. It is very, very difficult to find such pieces, and it has been stored in Japan for centuries. Of course, the core parts need to make bracelets and carvings. After that, I reserved some to prepare our next batch of Agarwood Cliff tea, and the remaining was used to make the most perfect batch of agarwood sticks for this month. It's extremely rare that all the raw materials come from the same piece.

A Brief Introduction of Solid Perfume
In ancient Egypt (c. 3000 BC), solid perfume was among the earliest forms of fragrance, created long before the invention of its liquid counterpart. Aromatic substances like myrrh, frankincense, lotus, and cinnamon were blended with animal fats and beeswax, and made into funnel-shaped unguent cones and used inreligious rituals, burial rites, and daily personal grooming.
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Attar & Parfum - Hainan 1980s (Solid Perfume)
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Attar & Parfum - Incredible TARAKAN Oud (Solid Perfume)
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Processed Agarwood Incense - Processed Sinking TARAKAN
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TCM Herbal Incense - Ginseng Heart Incense
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Attar & Parfum
As Singapore has been one of the largest trading centre for spices...
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Processed Agarwood Incense
Agarwood is one of the best medicinal herbs in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The Compendium of...

DR. INCENSE
Dr. Li Fupeng, the founder of Dr. Incense, is a scientific researcher at School of Biological Sciences, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. Dr. Li and other friends initiated the establishment of the Incense Culture Association of Singapore (新加坡香文化协会), and Nanyang Culture Academy (南洋书院), to promote incense culture and other traditional cultures in Singapore.
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