Agarwood (Aquilaria malaccensis)

Agarwood is a rare and highly valued aromatic wood formed in certain species of the Aquilaria genus when the tree produces a resin in response to natural or induced stress. This resin-rich wood is prized for its deep, complex fragrance and is widely used in high-end perfumery, incense, traditional formulations, and luxury fragrance products. Due to its rarity, slow formation, and regulated trade, agarwood is considered one of the most premium natural aromatic materials in global markets.