Aloes, another star in crafts

Speaking of handicrafts, most of the things that come to our mind are usually bamboo, wooden carvings, or jade jewelry. Few people want to get the word "Aquila." In fact, in our country, the incense as a craft has a history of more than 2,000 years. As early as 2,000 years ago in the Western Han Dynasty, Aquilaria was sought after by people. In the Song Dynasty, the incense was even more prevalent. In the following centuries, Aquilaria was regarded as a treasure by the people and had been “a million dollar” and was hailed as “the king of incense”. However, the decline in the middle of the journey made Aloe gradually fade out of sight. However, history has never forgotten it. In recent years, the price of the incense has risen. Compared with jade, porcelain, calligraphy and paintings, although it still belongs to the land of value, it can also be seen as a great value for its deep dive.

In 2007, the market of Chenxiang began to pick up, and the market demand became increasingly prominent. For a time, Chenxiang became the “guest guest” in the crafts. A few years later, today's Chenxiang crafts is worth one million yuan. The crafts made from agarwood are nothing more than beaded bracelets that people often see. Why are they so sought after? It is said that things are rare and precious, and this truth is not false at all. Aquilaria has a reputation as a "diamond in wood" and its output is very limited. For Vietnam, which is one of the four major destinations for agarwood production, there is only 18 kilograms of agarwood produced in a year. In order to form a high-quality agarwood, it needs to go through dozens of observations and even hundreds of years of precipitation. Artificially, it is impossible to synthesize a unique fragrance of agarwood, which makes the value of agarwood more precious. Secondly, agarwood has a very high medicinal value, and can be used for medicinal purposes such as adjusting the middle five, replenishing five internal organs, and strengthening the impotence. In addition, the medicinal value of Chen Xiang is also reflected in its peculiar "sweetness". Aquilaria sinensis is known as "the first of ten thousand fragrances". Its aroma has the effect of refreshing and refreshing. The fragrance has also become a kind of enjoyment. Crafts made from agarwood, whether placed on the home as a decoration or worn on the body as a decoration, have a high artistic and medicinal value. Based solely on these two reasons, Aquilaria was sought after by the market.