The original fragrance materials are often not easy to use directly. According to traditional fragrance making techniques, after being counterfeited and other processes, the fragrance of the spices will become more mellow, and together they can form a beautiful shape. After being steamed, fried, and roasted, the original fragrant wood is usually ground into fine powder and then mixed with other adhesives to form various shapes such as lines, towers, plates, and pills; Distill and extract the original fragrance materials, and extract perfume such as flower dew——
Raw materials: The material also becomes petal like fragrance, which refers to the fragrance that retains the external shape and characteristics of the raw materials through basic processing such as cleaning, monotony, and cutting, such as large wooden pieces of agarwood and sandalwood. Some original fragrant materials can be directly cut open for burning incense. The cutting of spices is also crucial, as different patterns obtained in the forward, reverse, and horizontal directions result in different aromas.

Thread fragrance: This fragrance is shaped like a thread, in the form of a thin strip, and is made by blending spice powder and shaping it monotonously. The incense burned vertically is called "standing incense", and the incense burned horizontally is called "lying incense". In ancient times, incense can not only be used to worship gods, but also can be used for acupuncture and moxibustion treatment. "incense point moxibustion" is a commonly used moxibustion method in traditional Chinese medicine.

Stick fragrance: Stick fragrance, also known as skewer fragrance or core fragrance, is a type of fragrance that uses thin bamboo or wood stems as the core, forming a straight line shape. The use of bamboo sticks as the core material is called bamboo stick fragrance or bamboo stick fragrance. When used, it is very convenient, just click it directly.
Pan Xiang: Pan Xiang, also known as "Huan Xiang", is a spiral shaped incense that can be hung or supported by a bracket for smoking. Some small Pan Xiang can also be directly placed flat in a incense burner for use.
Cone fragrance: Cone fragrance is a cone-shaped fragrance made by grinding one or more spices into powder. Due to some incidents, it was hung and burned, hanging like a tower and named "Little Tower Fragrance", but most of them were directly placed in the furnace and lit for smoking and burning.
Pagoda incense: Pagoda incense is used in religious places such as Brahma, which is shaped like a plate of incense, hung and burned, and hung in the shape of a tower; There is also tower shaped granular fragrance, also known as "small tower fragrance". Both of these can be called tower fragrance.
Fragrant charcoal: Fragrant charcoal is artificially made by adding spices to wood and bamboo charcoal. Because fragrant charcoal has strong adsorption capacity, it can dehumidify and deodorize, emit fragrance, and purify the air.
Fragrant paste: Fragrant paste, also known as "ointment fragrance", is made by grinding spices into fine powder and mixing them with honey and other paste like substances. Perfume is often applied directly to the skin and has stronger adhesion than fragrance powder.
Fragrant cake: Fragrant cake is a cake shaped fragrance made by grinding one or more spices into powder. Fragrant cakes can be burned directly or smoked separately. During incineration, due to the large ignition area, the aroma is strong.
Xiangwan: Xiangwan is a pill shaped fragrance made by grinding one or more spices into powder. It is commonly used for fumigation and incineration, and can also be used for medicinal purposes. The cold fragrance pill used to treat Baochai in "Dream of the Red Chamber" is made from white peony flowers, white lotus flowers, white hibiscus flowers, white plum blossom stamens, and seasonal rain and dew.
Xiangzhu: Xiangzhu is a round bead shaped fragrant ball made by grinding one or more spices into powder, or directly carved from fragrant wood, which can be strung into fragrant skewers. It is often used as an accessory in Taoism and Buddhism.
Perfume: perfume is the perfume obtained by distilling spice plants. It can be used alone or mixed with several kinds of flower dew. In the early period of our country, most of the flower dew was imported, and a small amount was also presented as tribute to the vassal states.
Fragrant ash: Fragrant ash, also known as "powder fragrance", is a powdery fragrance. When lighting incense, the incense ash should be laid on the bottom of the incense burner first, then the powder should be spread into a slender or circular shape, and then lit. This method is more convenient and the fragrance powder is dense, with both thickness and texture, resulting in a richer original flavor when lit.
Fragrance powder: Fragrance powder is made by grinding spices, sieving, and then mixing lead powder or Rice noodles. Fragrance powder is mostly white, and can also be mixed with red and blue flowers, cinnabar lamp plants, mineral pigments, to make rouge for facial application.
Yin Xiang: Yin Xiang, also known as Fragrant Seal Script, is a method of spreading a layer of sand in a incense burner to imprint monotonous fragrant powder into seal script shapes, characters, or patterns that are continuous and continuous. One end is lit and burned along the line. There is also a type of seal incense, also known as Baike incense, which divides a day and night into one hundred scales. Temples often use it as a timer.
Article source: Xiangxin Factory Qianzhu Fragrance Storehttp://www.qianzhuhang.com