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Incense:
Arabic incense has this characteristic even more~quaint~rich~it can give people a spiritual baptism and sublimation
Pursuing the beloved spice agarwood of the Arab nation, it is not difficult to find that it is based on two main reasons:
One is that the Arabian Peninsula has a special climate and soil for the growth of spices, and people have already mastered the basic skills of harvesting and processing spices when developing and utilizing these natural resources;
Secondly, Muslims believe that the use of spices is a sacred act, a perfect combination of noble spiritual life and beautiful material enjoyment, and the two are never separated.
Arabic incense has a long history and a wide variety of spices, with agarwood being one of the most important spices. Arabs entertain guests by igniting fragrant wood, while ordinary families also serve guests with fragrant meatballs made from roasted fragrant wood residue. For large celebrations, a half person tall incense burner with four wheels is used, of course, agarwood is used.
Arab countries are major importers of agarwood, and the people there believe in Islam and have a custom of spreading incense. In addition, smoking incense and using incense to entertain guests are also local customs in daily life, and many local people have a high consumption of agarwood. Agarwood is also known as the king of spices in Saudi Arabia.

Qinan agarwood purchasers from around the world

Saudi Arabian buyers come to China to purchase Keemun agarwood and experience harvesting Keemun agarwood at a local farm

Saudi Arabian buyers come to China to purchase Chenan agarwood and essential oils

Dubai's purchaser comes to purchase Keenan agarwood and essential oils

Oman's buyers come to visit essential oil extraction and purchase Keemun agarwood and essential oils

Sri Lankan buyers come to visit the production and procurement of Keemun agarwood and Keemun incense