Purchase the Agarwood Incense and Burner early: https://www.budobrothers.com/products/incense?utm_source=copyToPasteBoard&utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=web Every Budo Brothers Incense Burner is CNC machined from a single solid piece of Santos Rosewood. Dense, durable, and naturally beautiful, rosewood has always been one of our favorite materials to work with. Because every piece of wood has its own unique grain and color, no two burners are ever alike. The burner features three incense ports, allowing you to burn a single stick for a quiet moment of reflection or all three to fill a larger room with the rich aroma of agarwood. Heavy in the hand and built to last, it's designed to be enjoyed for years to come. Specifications - Material: Solid Santos Rosewood - Construction: CNC machined, hand-sanded, engraved, and finished in-house - Dimensions: 8" (L) × 2" (W) × 1" (H) - Weight: 6.3 oz (179 g) - Capacity: Holds 1–3 incense sticks Our incense is made from premium Vietnamese agarwood (oud)—the same incense we've been burning ourselves for years. Revered throughout Asia for centuries, agarwood is prized for its rich, smooth, and remarkably complex aroma, traditionally enjoyed in temples, meditation, and mindful practice. Unlike many commercial incense, it burns cleanly with a calming fragrance that isn't overpowering. It's the incense we reach for before work, after training, and whenever life feels noisy. Available in 50-stick and 100-stick packs. Please Note: The Agarwood Incense Burner and Agarwood Incense are sold separately. Due to the natural characteristics of Santos Rosewood, every burner will vary in grain and color, making each one completely unique.

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A Little Behind-the-Scenes... Friday August 7th we're releasing something that's probably going to surprise a lot of people. An Agarwood Incense Burner. Not exactly what you'd expect from Budo Brothers. Over the last couple of years, we've had to navigate some of the biggest challenges we've faced as a business. Tariffs, supply chain changes, uncertainty—you name it. Like most people, our first instinct was to work harder. Instead, we found ourselves doing the opposite. Slowing down. Taking a few quiet minutes each day. Lighting a stick of agarwood incense before work, after training, or whenever life felt noisy. That simple practice became part of our daily routine, and before long we realized we wanted to share it with all of you. This also marks another milestone for us. For the first time ever, we designed, programmed, CNC machined, hand-finished, engraved, and assembled an entire product completely in-house. Every burner is crafted from a solid piece of Santos Rosewood—one of our favorite woods to work with. Every piece has its own grain, character, and personality, so no two are exactly alike. Alongside the burner, we'll also be releasing the same premium Vietnamese S-teir Agarwood Incense we've been burning ourselves, available in packs of 50 and 100. This isn't just another product. It's the beginning of a new chapter for Budo Brothers. One where we create more of our own products from the ground up and continue building things that we genuinely use ourselves. As always, this first run is limited. We honestly don't know how the community will respond because this is a little outside our comfort zone—but we love it, it's become part of our lives, and we hope it becomes part of yours too. Thanks for supporting us and allowing us to keep chasing crazy ideas.👊 — Erik & Kyle

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I'd never even heard of this wood before, but the moment I saw it, my hand-to-wallet reflex kicked in. The grain on this piece is absolutely unreal. Instantly, I started imagining transforming it into a live Tanto or Wakizashi, with the natural figure flowing along the curvature of the handle and sheath. The only downside? There’s only enough material here to make 3 or 4 pieces... But that's exactly the direction we're heading—creating exceptionally rare functional works of art from the exotic woods I somehow keep collecting. Just wanted to share this with you all, as you're the only ones who get me, haha.