Lakawood
Lakawood, or laka, is a historical name for aromatic heartwood from Southeast Asia used as an incense ingredient. The name may refer to several botanical sources. It is often associated with Dalbergia parviflora, but the exact species for an individual batch should be confirmed by its supplier. This distinction matters because a traditional trade name does not always correspond to a single plant. In this collection, the material is represented by an oil from Myanmar. It is best studied as a distinct woody profile: in small doses, on a neutral scent strip, and away from competing strong smells. Its particular resinous, dry, green, spicy, or softly sweet facets depend on the source material and extraction method, so the batch-specific product page takes precedence over this general category introduction.
Lakawood, or laka, is a historical name for aromatic heartwood from Southeast Asia used as an incense ingredient. The name may refer to several botanical sources. It is often associated with Dalbergia parviflora, but the exact species for an individual batch should be confirmed by its supplier. This distinction matters because a traditional trade name does not always correspond to a single plant.
In this collection, the material is represented by an oil from Myanmar. It is best studied as a distinct woody profile: in small doses, on a neutral scent strip, and away from competing strong smells. Its particular resinous, dry, green, spicy, or softly sweet facets depend on the source material and extraction method, so the batch-specific product page takes precedence over this general category introduction.
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