In preparation for rising prices, I have prepared from my personal collection of fragrant wood, high-quality medium-grade Siam agarwood (Vietnam-produced, approximately 20 grams of chopped wood). ※ This is not a Buddhist item received through the kindness of everyone on Mercari (items from previous transactions) (^_^) [Contents] High-quality medium-grade Siam agarwood (Vietnam-produced, approximately 20 grams of chopped wood) ① Medium-grade Siam agarwood is rated as good or common quality, but I consider it to be a fine fragrant wood with a modest sweetness and bitterness. ② The best way to enjoy its fragrance is to "burn a small amount that adheres to your fingertips, rather than picking it up with your fingertips." ③ Also, I believe that the fragrance will be even more pronounced if you "feel it in the room where it is burning, rather than bringing your nose close to the incense burner." ④ Without seeking evaluation solely on the high monetary value and rarity of fragrant wood, good and common quality wood also have plenty of opportunities to shine. For example, if you add a little to the incense sticks in a horizontal incense burner, you can achieve a richer fragrance than usual. ⑤ Furthermore, while extremely high-grade fragrant wood limits the opportunities for use, the appeal of good-quality fragrant wood is that you can handle it casually without feeling pressured. ※ Because it is similar to the higher-class "Tsume Siam," I will describe it as "high-quality medium-grade Siam." [Remarks] I apologize for the informal presentation, but I have prepared it in a "folded paper package with calligraphy" (^-^; I will carefully pack it with "cushioning material and waterproof vinyl."