Introduction
(1) History
of Aloeswood
The history of
Aloeswood,
also known as argarwood, and A.A.R, has been regarded for centuries by
the Asian , Egyptian, and Near-East civilizations as a rare and precious
commodity. A.A.R is a kind of incense material that originated from
Southeast Asia and India. ALOESWOOD has always been highly prized in all
of the major ancient civilizations.
Due to the fact that there are
many products out on the market claiming the same benefits, there needs
to be a distinction made between agarwood and Aloeswood. (A.A.R).
ALOESWOOD is the one and only original agarwood from the very beginning
of time. Due to A.A.R's limited availability, several different strains
agarwood have been developed throughout history. There are many products
out there claiming the potency as the original, but they are poor
substitutes for the real thing!! Throughout the web site, the name,
ALOESWOOD, which is the acronym for Aloeswood., is used in order to
distinguish it from its substitutes and counterfeits.
Throughout the history, only the
Kings and the very wealthy were able to benefit from its powers and now
it can be available to the general public. ALOESWOOD was such a precious
commodity that it was used as a gift among nations for their diplomatic
purposes, while it reflected on ones' wealth and power. For more
information about the historical records and stories regarding to
ALOESWOOD, please refer for Stories Page.
(2) Uses
There are several different uses for ALOESWOOD:
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Medicine:
ALOESWOOD can be used as an anti-biotic. Very few natural and
organic plants have the same kind of medicinal potency as ALOESWOOD
It is one of the earliest recorded medicines found in early Chinese
medical textbooks. The main function of ALOESWOOD is to remove the
bad chi or energy from the body, which promotes circulation and
blood flow. The effectiveness of ALOESWOOD is mainly decided by the
"content of ALOESWOOD oleoresin"(or percentage of resin in ALOESWOOD
chips or pieces used). For more detail about the medical potency of
ALOESWOOD, please refer to Functions Page.
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Fragrance:
ALOESWOOD almost has no fragrance
before burning. However, the beautiful fragrance generated while
burning makes the most beneficial fragrances available. In addition,
according to Chinese medical books, its fragrance can get rid of bad
chi just as well when inhaled as when one takes it internally. This
feature magnifies the value of using A.A.R for fragrant purposes. -
The fragrance of ALOESWOOD can be enjoyed by: a. Directly burning
the chips or pieces: The fragrance generated by this method has the
best fragrance. However, it's very expensive to enjoy in this way
since ALOESWOOD is extremely flammable. From the past, very limited
number of people can afford to do in this way. b. Adding into
Incense: Slow-burning incense with ALOESWOOD additive makes it an
economical way to utilize ALOESWOOD The cost of the incense sticks
varies on the actual quantity of ALOESWOOD used in the production of
the incense. c. ALOESWOOD oil extracted from the plant: The
ALOESWOOD oil is mainly used for perfume and Aroma Therapy.
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Natural
carving: The high value of ALOESWOOD
makes it become the good choice for collection and investment. Due
to the fact that it takes hundreds of years in order to form high
concentration of A.A.R oleoresin, the larger pieces of ALOESWOOD
with a high percentage of resin is especially precious. After
cutting out the wood portion, some of ALOESWOOD possesses special
artistic shape- we call it Natural Carvings. The value of ALOESWOOD
natural carving is exceptional.
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Decoration:
It has been used to decorate boxes,
belts, clothing articles, and musical instruments. Of course, most
of these articles were the possessions of Kings.
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Preservative:
A.A.R is the best preservative due to its strong antibiotic
functions. In addition to using it as a preservative for the highest
quality perfume, ALOESWOOD was the necessary ingredient in
mummification in ancient Egypt. In Bible, after Jesus died, his
wealthy disciple, Nicodemus, brought ALOESWOOD (pounded aloe-wood)
to embalm the body of Christ (John 19:39).
Others:
People's love for ALOESWOOD is evidenced by the use of
its color (dark green) in many of the formal attire of the palaces in
China and Korea, and many of the buildings are also painted in the dark
green color. In addition, Chen-Xiang(Chinese name of ALOESWOOD) Dance"
was developed to express the public's love of ALOESWOOD |
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