Knowledge Base • 02

Where Does Our Agarwood Come From?

Agarwood can be found across various regions in Southeast Asia and Southern China. Currently, our primary focus is centered on one renowned origin: Hainan, China.

Tropical landscape and geographical region of Hainan Island, China
Hainan Island, located in tropical southern China, offers an ideal climate for native Aquilaria sinensis trees.

Hainan has a centuries-long history of agarwood production. Its warm, tropical climate and unique forest ecosystems provide an ideal habitat for Aquilaria sinensis, the native tree species historically revered for producing exceptional aromatic resin.

Aquilaria sinensis tree growing naturally in tropical Hainan forest
Aquilaria sinensis trees growing naturally in Hainan's lush environment.
Historically known as "Hainan Incense" (海南沉香), wood from this region is famous for its clean, refined, and soothing aroma.

By focusing on Hainan agarwood, we share the story of this traditional origin through the tree itself and the precious resin-rich material formed within it.

Hainan remains the heart of our current agarwood collection and the origin we focus on sharing with our customers.

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