Visa Muri 2008 Edition - Manipur Mountain Oud | Wild Hindi Agarwood Chips | Indian Oudh from Northeastern Forests - Mani Muri

🌐 www.MiYAStore.net

🪵 The Story Behind the Wood :

⛰️ From the Wild Hills of Manipur to Your Hands

Harvested from deep jungle terrain near the Indo-Myanmar border, this rare 2008 Mani Muri lot is a treasure from Manipur’s ancient forest belt. Collected from remote tribal zones, these wild agarwood chips carry the mystery and musky calm of centuries-old trees, unspoiled by cultivation.

🧪 Botanical Authenticity + Rare Resin Clarity

Sourced from naturally infected Aquilaria Agallocha trees — no artificial inoculation, no cultivated woods. You’ll notice rich resin veins and classic aged grain — edited and original photos show it all. When heated, the chips bubble beautifully, showing authentic oil density.

⚖️ Ethically Foraged. No Farmed Wood.

Directly from tribal foragers under ethical sourcing standards. No middlemen, no over-harvesting — just wild-crafted Hindi oud the way it has existed for centuries.

🌐 Explore more wild-origin Indian oud:

👉 www.MiYAStore.net

🔍 Product Details:

• Harvest Location: Manipur Highlands, Northeast India

• Harvest Year: Winter, 2008

• Type: Wild Hindi Agarwood

• Variety: Mani Muri (Soft-Charred High Resin Hindi Chips)

• Botanical Source: Aquilaria agallocha

• Form: Oud Chips / Natural Splinters

• Color: Reddish-brown, Charred Grain Texture with Resin Streaks

• Aroma Notes:

  • Top: Spiced Hay, Herbal Tea, Bitter Cocoa

  • Middle: Tanned Leather, Cinnamon Bark, Smoked Clove

  • Base: Wet Forest Floor, Charcoal Resin, Tribal Firewood

• Ideal Uses:

  • Traditional Bakhoor Ritual

  • Meditation & Oud Healing Sessions

  • Dehn al Oud Blending (Takhlees)

  • Islamic Ceremonial Use

• Available Sizes: 5g, 11g, 24g

• Storage Tip: Airtight glass jar, away from direct heat and sunlight

• Seller: MiYAStore.net - Authentic Agarwood & Islamic Lifestyle

🧿 "More than just incense – Mani Muri 2008 is a story etched in resin, offered by MiYA with tradition, trust, and traceability."