- Agarwood,
aloeswood, eaglewood,
gharuwood or the Wood of Gods,
commonly referred to as oud or oudh (from Arabic: عود, romanized: ʿūd,
pronounced [ʕuːd])...
- City and 1997's
Eighteen Springs). It is an
adaption of Chang's
novella Aloeswood Incense: The
First Brazier, a
sprawling love
story set in 1940s Hong Kong...
- Aristaloe, a
genus formerly included in Aloe Agarwood, also
known as "
aloeswood", or "lign-aloes" A.L.O.E. ("a Lady of England"), pen name of Charlotte...
- Usually, Buddhists,
Confucians and
Taoists will burn
incense made out of
aloeswood in
front of
their houses as prayers.
Chinese temples are
generally open...
-
specialized in
selling incense ingredients and
incense sticks. "Jinkoya" (
Aloeswood trader) was a name
peculiar to Sakai, only
medicinal wholesalers who specialized...
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called 'Java wood' (Arabic = oud Jawi)." Java wood is none
other than
Aloeswood (Aquilaria agallocha; var.
Aquilaria malaccensis), or what is also called...
- S****a robusta,
Boswellia serrata,
second is sarin;
heartwoods from
aloeswood, sandalwood, roots,
flowers and herbs, and
third is kritrima; artificially...
- Wright,
published by
Andrew J Moorhouse, Fine
Press Poetry, 2017)
Superior Aloeswood (2017)
Enitharmon Press,
London Lamentations (2017)
Gallery Press, Dublin...
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incense of
offering to the
Heavenly Emperor.
Apart from this type, agarwood/
aloeswood (Aquilaria malaccensis) then
Aquilaria sinensis are the next best. It...
-
Spanish lináloe, from
Latin lignum aloes, lit. 'wood of the aloe' or '
aloeswood'). They
contain the
aromatic oil linalool. A
number of
species from tropical...
