Black Jade Iron-Textured Black Kyara Oud Chunks

Sourced from a scarce variety of wild agarwood native to Laos, with resin formation occurring over a century. Unlike the soft-textured strands of ordinary black Kyara, this agarwood develops a rock-hard, dense iron-bound structure due to its growth in arid environments with mineral-rich soil—where resin and wood fibers undergo deep carbonization and fusion. Its density far surpasses that of comparable agarwood varieties, delivering a noticeably heavy and substantial feel in the hand.

It boasts a jet-black luster with yellow streaks and a rigid texture (a rare hard-strand variant among Kyara agarwood). The surface features fine grid-like resin veins, and resin exudes quickly upon kneading.

Fragrance Profile: Subtle and understated when smelled raw, it erupts into a sweet, cool, and moist aroma when heated. The layered notes also incorporate balsamic and herbal scents with exceptional penetrating power.
Incense Ceremony Appreciation
Heat it indirectly at a low temperature without direct flame. The pure, impurity-free fragrance, coupled with its crisp and profound undertones, makes it the crowning jewel of any incense gathering.
Collection Value
The formation conditions of iron-bound black Kyara are extremely stringent—rare to encounter even in a century—with a limited stock. It combines practical usability with significant collection and appreciation potential, making it a centerpiece treasure for seasoned agarwood collectors.