Piaoxiang, also known as bamboo stick fragrance or bamboo stick fragrance, is a type of fragrance made from bamboo sticks, wooden sticks, and other materials with a straight core. Those who use bamboo sticks are often referred to as "bamboo stick fragrance" or "bamboo stick fragrance".



The term 'xiangxiang' used now was already in use in the mid Ming Dynasty and is often referred to as' holding incense '.



During the reign of Emperor Jiajing, Minister Yang Jue was imprisoned for his direct remonstrance. He once burned incense sticks to expel impure energy, and the "impure energy in prison was steaming". He "burned incense sticks by inserting them into a crack in the front brick". Collected by Yang Zhongjie, Fragrant Ash Solution



The "Eight Annotations of Zunsheng" also contains a method of making incense (Juxian Xiang): mix yellow sandalwood, cloves, etc. with honey and oil to form a fragrant paste, "first mix with bamboo heart to make the first layer, and roll it again while it is wet". Mix sandalwood, agarwood, and other fragrant powders to make the second layer, sieve and air dry it. This kind of incense making is basically similar to the current southern incense pouring technique.



Hainan fragrant tree agarwood bamboo sticks are made from aged agarwood from Hainan origin. The fragrance has an even luster, delicate quality, thin thickness, and fine workmanship. When burned, the fragrance is sweet and cool, and the fragrance is elegant. Suitable for places such as meditation, Buddha worship, and memorial ceremonies.




 
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