Makko powder is a natural incense powder that has been used for centuries in Japanese culture for its binding and burning properties. It is made from the bark of the Machilus Thunbergii tree, which is native to Japan, Vietnam, and Taiwan. The bark is harvested, dried, and ground into a fine powder, which is then used to make incense sticks and cones.
The word "makko" comes from the Japanese words "maki," which means "to roll," and "ko," which means "powder." Makko powder has been used in Japanese culture for over 4,000 years and is an essential ingredient in traditional Japanese incense making.
In Vietnam, this plant is called "Boi Loi" and is a crucial ingredient in the manufacturing of incense. Not only that, this is also one of the countries that mainly supplies Makko powder for making incense worldwide.
Let's examine the process of Vietnamese farmers creating Makko powder.
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15 сен 2024
