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-<h1>I'm Nathan; welcome&nbsp;friend.</h1>
-<p class="nodropcap page-block">My name is Nathan Upchurch, and this is my personal website and blog, where I write about all sorts of <a href="/tags">things</a> that I find interesting. On this website, you can learn more <a href="about">about me</a>, sign my <a href="guestbook">guestbook</a>, see <a href="now">what I’ve been up to lately</a>, <a href="blog">read my blog</a>, look at some <a href="galleries">pictures</a>, or explore the <a href="sitemap">sitemap</a> to see what else you can do here.</p>
+<h1>I’m Nathan; welcome&nbsp;friend.</h1>
+<p class="nodropcap page-block">My name is Nathan Upchurch, and this is my personal website and blog, where I write about all sorts of <a href="/tags">things</a> that I find interesting. Click through the categories below or see the <a href="/sitemap">sitemap</a> for a full list of everything there is to look at here.</p>
 
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content/about/colophon/index.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ I built this website in plain-old HTML, CSS, and a touch of vanilla JavaScript u
 
 The handy calculators on [utopia.fyi](https://utopia.fyi), created by James Gilyead and Trys Mudford, helped me implement fluid typography and spacing, which has allowed me to make this website responsive without using a single media query. The future is upon us.
 
-Icons on the index page navigator section are from the [Breeze icon set](https://develop.kde.org/frameworks/breeze-icons/) made by the fine folks at [KDE](https://kde.org/).
+Most icons on the index page navigator section are from the [Breeze icon set](https://develop.kde.org/frameworks/breeze-icons/) made by the fine folks at [KDE](https://kde.org/).
 
 If you'd like to inspect the source for this site, you can [find the repo here](https://upchur.ch/gitea/n_u/nathanupchurch.com).
 

content/blog/an-evening-with-americas-best-incense-wild-berry.md

@@ -16,25 +16,25 @@ It is true that I typically enjoy incense made out of, well, incense, but hell,
 
 Wild Berry sells an *incredible* variety of fragrances, and I've chosen six of them: some fruits, some resins, and some fragrances that I'd expect to be more like compositions rather than single notes. When placing the order, I noticed that the website sold resealable bags for a dollar or two. Not wanting to waste money, and figuring they wouldn't mind parting with ten cents worth of plastic for a $40 order, I entered a note asking whether they could throw in a few, provided the bags the incense came in by default couldn't be resealed.
 
-As I brought my laundry basket downstairs earlier today I checked the front porch for parcels. Jackpot. I've got the apartment to myself and nothing better to do, so I figure I'll order a takeaway, binge-watch some [Foundation](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/foundation), and try some of "America's Best" incense sticks while my laundry thumps around in the drier. I open the box, plonk it on the coffee table and began to rifle through the selection. Not a resealable bag in sight. Great; now the smell of this stuff is going to be slowly leeching into my apartment for time immemorial. I do however get a sticker and five sample sticks of "Mango Passion."
+As I brought my laundry basket downstairs earlier today I checked the front porch for parcels. Jackpot. I had the apartment to myself and nothing better to do, so I figured I'd order a takeaway, binge-watch some [Foundation](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/foundation), and try some of "America's Best" incense sticks while my laundry thumped around in the drier. I opened the box, plonked it on the coffee table and began to rifle through the selection. Not a resealable bag in sight. Great, I thought; now the smell of this stuff is going to be slowly leeching into my apartment for time immemorial. I did however get a sticker and five sample sticks of "Mango Passion."
 
 [![Several packs of incense sticks with a ruler on top showing a stick length significantly below eleven inches, as well as some three plus inches of uncoated bamboo stick.](/img/wildBerry/wild_berry_incense_sticks.webp "Not a resealable bag in sight.")](/img/wildBerry/wild_berry_incense_sticks.webp)
 
 The "eleven inch" sticks all come markedly short of eleven inches, and they each have some three-plus inches of bare bamboo stick. Some appear to be machine extruded while others show a coating gradient typical with powder-coated sticks. Strange. I start with a strawberry cone:
 
 ## Strawberry (Cones)
-I'm *sure* I had these before. I have a feeling they may have been among the incense I picked up from a gas station near my school that I used to frequent not only for [the drinks with the wee glass lizards on them](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Feaqi1o3yv2441.jpg)[^3], but for their gargantuan incense display. The cones have surprisingly little fragrance before they are burned. Upon lighting, they produce a large amount of smoke. There is a sweet, strikingly artificial, strawberry-like fragrance in the burn. It's reminds me of a strawberry juice-box or fruit snack that's 99% apple juice with a hint of strawberry essence. But mostly, I smell the charcoal and some accelerant. The smell is nostalgic, but not good by any stretch. My throat is already feeling slightly irritated; an inauspicious start. Moving on swiftly.
+I'm *sure* I've had these before. I have a feeling they may have been among the incense I picked up from a gas station I once frequented not only for [the drinks with the wee glass lizards on them](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Feaqi1o3yv2441.jpg)[^3], but for their gargantuan incense display. The cones have surprisingly little fragrance before they are burned. Upon lighting, they produce a large amount of smoke. There is a sweet, strikingly artificial, strawberry-like fragrance in the burn. It's reminds me of a strawberry juice-box or fruit snack that's 99% apple juice with a hint of strawberry essence. But mostly, I smell the charcoal and some accelerant. The smell is nostalgic, but not good by any stretch. My throat is already feeling slightly irritated; an inauspicious start. Moving on swiftly.
 
 ## Coconut
-These have a very strong fragrance on the stick. It's sweet and acidic, almost more like a piña colada that coconut. It smells quite delicious. This fragrance is also inducing some nostalgia for me. On lighting, an aggressively sooty flame leaps to cover the first centimeter or so of the stick; oil appears to emerge from the stick directly beneath the flame. The fragrance upon extinguishing the flame is shocking. It's *foul*: vaporized wax, burning plastic, and some odd fishy note with a hint of artificial coconut. It's the kind of smell that makes you feel that your lifespan is being reduced. I put the stick out in short order.
+These have a very strong fragrance on the stick. It's sweet and acidic, almost more like a piña colada than coconut. It smells quite delicious. This fragrance is also inducing some nostalgia for me. On lighting, an aggressively sooty flame leaps to cover the first centimeter or so of the stick; oil appears to emerge from the stick directly beneath the flame. The fragrance upon extinguishing the flame is shocking. It's *foul*: vaporized wax, burning plastic, and some odd fishy note with a hint of artificial coconut. It's the kind of smell that makes you feel that your lifespan is being reduced. I put the stick out in short order.
 
 ## Frankincense
-I was keen to try this one; I wanted to know how close it would be to its namesake. Not remotely, as it happens. You ever walk into a Joann or Michaels craft store around Christmas? That's what this stick smells like. Sickly sweet, artificially spicy—a bit like like rum-raisin ice-cream and men's spray-on deodorant with a hint of Play-Doh. Since that coconut stick put the fear of god into me, I've decided to start burning these sticks far, far away from where I'm sitting. The kitchen will do. I place the burner on wooden prep table in my kitchen. I hold my breath while lighting and quickly scuttle off back to the couch to watch Brother Day try to keep the empire afloat. I have no doubt the fragrance will find me there. To my surprise, this rather powerful fragrance actually comes through reasonably well in the burn; it's definitely not as abominable as the coconut. Still, I have to put it out before long.
+I was keen to try this one; I wanted to know how close it would be to its namesake. Not remotely, as it happens. You ever walk into a Joann or Michaels craft store around Christmas? That's what this stick smells like. Sickly sweet, artificially spicy—a bit like like rum-raisin ice-cream and men's spray-on deodorant with a hint of Play-Doh. Since that coconut stick put the fear of god into me, I've decided to start burning these sticks far, far away from where I'm sitting. The kitchen will do. I place the burner on my wooden prep table. I hold my breath while lighting and quickly scuttle off back to the couch to watch Brother Day try to keep the empire afloat. I have no doubt the fragrance will find me there. To my surprise, this rather powerful fragrance actually comes through reasonably well in the burn; it's definitely not as abominable as the coconut. Still, I have to put it out before long.
 
 Around this point my takeaway arrives, so I decide to take a break. I cast my eyes onto the open package as I eat. It smells like someone's eating a fruit salad in a perfume shop. I consider moving it.
 
 ## Dragon's Blood
-Like frankincense, my collection of something like 100 fragrant materials in various jars, bags, bottles, and tubes includes dragon's blood. That's the thing about resins: they're real substances that people own, and so if you name an incense stick after them, people are going to know when you're fibbing. This stick smells like baking spice and tart fruit, which is confusingly close to how I might describe actual dragon's blood resin, but it still somehow smells nothing like it. There is also a benzoin-like sweetness on the unlit stick. The fragrance in the burn is mercifully close to that of the unlit stick, but like the others, it comes along with a boat-load of off-notes. As with the Frankincense, this very strong fragrance quickly became too much.
+Like frankincense, my collection of some 100 fragrant materials in various jars, bags, bottles, and tubes includes dragon's blood. That's the thing about resins: they're real substances that people own, and so if you name an incense stick after them, people are going to know when you're fibbing. This stick smells like baking spice and tart fruit, which is confusingly close to how I might describe actual dragon's blood resin, but it still somehow smells nothing like it. There is also a benzoin-like sweetness on the unlit stick. The fragrance in the burn is mercifully close to that of the unlit stick, but like the others, it comes along with a boat-load of off-notes. As with the Frankincense, this very strong fragrance quickly became too much.
 
 I'm feeling a touch dejected. I knew this incense was going to be bad, but I had hoped it would be bad in a fun way, like a fast-food hamburger, or a toy from a cereal box. So far it's just been a bit depressing.
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Now so close to the end, my mind and body are crying out for rest. Like the stic
 ## Free Sample: Mango Passion
 As I reach my final task, my spirits are low; my nose a ragged wanderer on his sun-blistered belly, inching towards a verdant oasis after untold hours in the quivering heat, prostrate before the silent might of the dunes. I light a stick.
 
-How dearly I wish these sticks had been a handful of resealable bags. The fragrance of the unlit stick is pleasant enough: bright passion fruit and mango, per the name. It actually manages to come through relatively intact in the burn too, but all of those unpleasant smells we've come to expect alongside it really ruin the experience. This time the fire is in a Garnier Fructis production facility. With this out of the way, I am free.
+How dearly I wish these sticks had instead been a handful of resealable bags. The fragrance of the unlit stick is pleasant enough: bright passion fruit and mango, per the name. It actually manages to come through relatively intact in the burn too, but all of those unpleasant smells we've come to expect alongside it really ruin the experience. This time the fire is in a Garnier Fructis production facility. With this out of the way, I am free.
 
 ## Conclusion
 I don't expect you to believe me, but I *did not* intend this article to be a hit-piece. I had anticipated a [Review Brah](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TheReportOfTheWeek) style affair, where I got to sample some inelegant but fine enough incense sticks in fun fragrances. I had hoped that together we could take a dip into what would turn out to be the murky but cool waters of American commodity incense and emerge refreshed, if a touch muddy. Instead, I feel that we've come away with [brain-eating amobea](https://www.cdc.gov/naegleria/about/index.html).

content/blog/announcing-new-incense-page.md

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+---
+title: "Announcing My New Incense Resources Page"
+description: "Putting it all together."
+date: 2025-10-01
+tags:
+ - Site Updates
+ - Incense
+ - Incense Making
+synopsis: "Putting it all together."
+---
+Just a quick post to let all of you incense-heads out there know that I've put together [a page](/incense) compiling all of the resources I can find on incense and incense making. The page contains links to everything from documentaries to tutorials and suppliers. It even has a place of honor on [the home page](/) for easy access.  Feel free to check it out and [let me know](/me) what I've missed!

content/blog/making-incense.md

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 imageAlt: A sieve containing fluffy ground green sage beside a small pile of fine green powder.
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+::: info
+Update 2025-10-01: See the [/incense page](/incense/) for additional resources.
+:::
+
 While I like to post incense builds, I haven't yet posted on exactly how to go about turning raw ingredients into Japanese style incense sticks. Here's a 1,000 mile overview of the process to accompany a video I recently uploaded to my new PeerTube instance on that very topic. For more info, you can check out [IncenseDragon](https://www.youtube.com/c/IncenseDragon) on YouTube, read this [very useful article](https://blog.rauchfahne.de/en/2023/02/19/making-your-own-incense-sticks-basic-knowledge-and-useful-information/) by Irene of Rauchfahne.de, peruse [incensemaking.com](https://incensemaking.com), and look through some [posts flaired with "incense making"](https://www.reddit.com/r/Incense/?f=flair_name%3A%22Incense%20Making%22) on the [incense subreddit](https://reddit.com/r/incense). Making incense is a difficult, involved process, and this is only a shallow overview; I highly recommend looking through these resources for more in-depth information.
 
 <figure><div style="position: relative; padding-top: 56.25%;"><iframe title="Japanese Style Incense Making Process" width="100%" height="100%" src="https://makertube.net/videos/embed/8864549d-204b-4f48-884e-ca912cf4235c" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="" sandbox="allow-same-origin allow-scripts allow-popups allow-forms" style="position: absolute; inset: 0px;"></iframe></div><figcaption>More or less the full process of making incense. It didn't go perfectly, but I think it's important to show that too. This is also the first time I've attempted to make a video like this; making incense is hard as is, let alone while trying to film the process!</figcaption></figure>
@@ -32,10 +36,10 @@ You can't get all your ingredients pre-powdered, so you're going to need somethi
 100 microns seems to be the magic number for incense powders; ingredients reduced to this size perform better in terms of fragrance, and ease of extrusion. Your sticks will burn more slowly, and you'll be able to use less binder in the dough. Sieve carefully, allowing only the finest particles to pass through.
 
 ### An extruder
-I use [one of these (not an affiliate link)](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804509917099.html). There are many options available, but try to find an extruder that gradually comes to a point rather than one that takes interchangeable plates - they'll produce rough sticks. Also avoid anything made of plastic; I promise you it won't be strong enough.
+~~I use [one of these](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804509917099.html)~~ (I have since moved on. See [this article on extruders](/blog/the-skinny-on-incense-stick-extruders/) for advice). There are many options available, but try to find an extruder that gradually comes to a point rather than one that takes interchangeable plates - they'll produce rough sticks. Also avoid anything made of plastic; I promise you it won't be strong enough.
 
 ### A drying screen
-Again, there are many options, some of which you may have already laying around. I use [one of these (also not an affiliate link)](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806230786054.html).
+Again, there are many options, some of which you may have already laying around. I use [one of these](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806230786054.html).
 
 ### A respirator
 I almost forgot to mention this, but [as Irene points out](https://blog.rauchfahne.de/en/2023/02/19/making-your-own-incense-sticks-basic-knowledge-and-useful-information/) this is an important piece. Inhaling fine powders of any kind is very very bad for you. Don't mess about with this one: use a proper respirator, or at least a well-fitted n95 mask.

content/blog/perfumery-islamophobia.md

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ description: "The difference between critique and denigration."
 date: 2025-07-13
 tags:
   - Quick Thoughts
+  - Perfume
   - Incense
 synopsis: "The difference between critique and denigration."
 ---

content/blog/reviewing-dolce-and-gabbana-devotion-eau-de-parfum.md

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+---
+title: "Reviewing Devotion by Dolce & Gabbana"
+description: "That’s right, I’m reviewing a perfume this time."
+date: 2025-09-19
+tags:
+ - Perfume
+ - Perfume Review
+synopsis: "That’s right, I’m reviewing a perfume this time."
+imageURL: "/img/dolce_gabbana_devotion.webp"
+imageAlt: "A perfume bottle with a rather gaudy gold heart / bow sort of thing stuck on it."
+mastodon_id: "115233758284247441"
+---
+I'm not a big perfume guy. I've been wearing 212 Men by Carolina Herrara (well, actually by [Alberto Morillas, Rosendo Mateu and Ann Gottlieb](https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Carolina-Herrera/212-Men-297.html)) for *years* just because I happened to have bought a bottle at some point[^1]. Perfumes are expensive. They're strong; they cling to you for days, making it difficult to try new ones even if you do have the money and fridge space. Fragrances can also make it hard for people with sensory issues to be around you, even if you *don't* over spray (which may "frag-heads" do), and depending on your job, it may not make sense to wear any fragrance at all. No one wants a noseful of oud, lavender, camphor, and lime oil when you're serving them a flat white with vanilla syrup and an everything bagel. I mostly work from home these days, and I'm not exactly a social butterfly (I run a blog for christ's sake), so I often just don't see the point of putting on fragrance every day.
+
+Further, as much as I like smelling things, reviewing them is another matter. Whether you're tasting spirits or wines, listening to incense, sipping tea, or cupping coffee, It's hard work to pick out notes, and while I have more practice than a lot of people, I still have a long way to go. This is especially true with perfumes. The bulk of my experience is with incense on the natural and botanical / whole-plant side. The aromatics used in this style of incense-making tend to smell very, very different when reduced to an essential oil, as would be used in natural perfumery, and may be yet further removed from the synthetic compounds that make up 99% of modern perfumes. Even when oils or synthetic approximations come close to their whole-plant counterparts, their sheer strength can make the notes seem wholly dissimilar. People who are *really* into perfumes can name the compounds responsible for a note in their favorite fragrances: I cannot. But, in all likelihood it is more useful to people to describe perfume in terms that non-enthusiasts (or chemists) can understand, as one would with whiskey, pu-erh, or incense, and so, I will do my best. On to the review.
+
+My partner recently received a sample of Dolce & Gabbana's Devotion (by [Olivier Cresp](https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Dolce-Gabbana/Devotion-84951.html)) and left it on my desk for me to try. The perfume opens with a subtle sugared lemon note that was fleeting on the skin, but seemed to linger a little longer on paper. Beneath this lies a bed of very sweet gourmand notes and a hint of spice: angel food cake, toffee, salted butter, and a blink and you'll miss it hint of nutmeg. I had to go hunting for the orange blossom note that is meant to be present; I find it tucked subtly amidst the gourmand notes providing a clever floral lift for what would otherwise be an utterly cloying sticky toffee pudding and/or stack-of-pancakes accord; there is just enough brightness in this perfume to hold it back, kicking and screaming, from crossing that line into total sickliness. On my skin, I also noted a delicate ambrette-like powderiness in the dry-down. This is not a fragrance I would like to be trapped in a car with, nor is it one that I would subject the public to except in the dead of a Chicago winter. That said, I like it. To my humble nose, the composition is clever, carefully balanced, and just plain satisfying. It's simple, well executed, and fun to smell.
+
+
+[^1]: Sort of. The full story is that I was once given a bottle of 212 NYC by my horrible ex-girlfriend, and I bought a bottle of 212 Men when I ran out thinking that it was the same thing. I've been occasionally wearing 212 Men since.

content/changelog.md

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 # Changelog
+* 2025-10-01
+	* Created [/incense](/incense).
+	* Added "not by AI" badge.
+	* Updated [/sitemap](/sitemap).
+* 2025-08-22
+	* Updated [/wish](/wish).
 * 2025-08-14
 	* Implemented a [guestbook](/guestbook/).
 * 2025-07-29

content/incense/index.md

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+title: Nathan Upchurch | Incense
+structuredData: none
+---
+
+# Incense: Writing & Resources
+::: info
+Is this page missing something? [Let me know](/me).
+:::
+
+Incense making is hard. While parts of the world with strong incense cultures enjoy the intangible cultural heritage represented by many hundreds of years of knowledge and experience in incense making, here in the west expertise is scarce—and often jealously guarded[^1]. For this reason, I have compiled here some English-language writing and resources on incense and incense making to ease the journeys of those interested in practicing this ancient art.
+
+## Incense Making How-To
+### Articles
+* [*Grinding Equipment Analysis*, Dave of The World Makes Scents](https://incensemakers.org/d/7-grinding-equipment-analysis-wip)
+* [*How to Make Incense*, incensemaking.com](https://incensemaking.com/how-to-make-incense/)
+* [*Incense Stick Making – A Walk Through*, Kyarazen](https://www.kyarazen.com/incense-stick-making-a-walk-through/)
+* [*Making Incense: A Cursory Guide*, Nathan Upchurch](/blog/making-incense/)
+* [*Making Your Own Incense Sticks – Basic Knowledge and Useful Information*, Irene of rauchfahne.de](https://blog.rauchfahne.de/en/2023/02/19/making-your-own-incense-sticks-basic-knowledge-and-useful-information/)
+
+### Books
+* [*Incense: Crafting & Use of Magickal Scents*, Carl "The Incense Dragon" Neal](https://www.theincensedragon.com/books/p/4uzrvidobds4zpi40mh4vdectzisgp)
+
+### Resources
+* [/r/incense posts flaired with "incense making"](https://www.reddit.com/r/Incense/?f=flair_name%3A%22Incense%20Making%22)—For better or worse, the incense subreddit is *the* place to go for incense discussion and advice. I'm working on changing that, but it's slow-going; see the forums / discussion boards section below.
+* [incensemaking.com](https://incensemaking.com/)—A useful site, particularly for listing many of the aromatics used in incense making. Be careful, however, as not all of the ingredients listed may be suited for [combustible incense](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incense#Types).
+* [The Incense Dragon YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/c/IncenseDragon)
+
+## Advanced Incense Making Techniques
+### Articles
+* [*Filtering Conifer Resins*, Dave of The World Makes Scents](https://incensemakers.org/d/20-filtering-conifer-resins)
+* [*Incorporating Soft Resin Into Your Incense Recipe*, Dave of The World Makes Scents](https://incensemakers.org/d/26-incorporating-soft-resin-into-your-incense-recipe)
+* [*Traditional Processing of Aloeswood*, Dr. Incense](https://dr-incense.com/blogs/dr-incense-blog/traditional-processing-of-aloeswood)
+* [*Washing Frankincense*, Nathan Upchurch](/blog/washing-frankincense/)
+
+### Videos
+* [A guide to making percolated tinctures (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvkbCkg9bPs)
+
+## Writing on Incense and Related Topics
+### Articles
+* [Ancient Chinese kneaded incense recipes translated from Zhou Jiaxuan's *History of Incense* (香乘 / xiāng shèng)](https://web.archive.org/web/20230216230731/https://talesofincense.com/scent-materia/)
+* [Chinese incense ingredient name translations](https://web.archive.org/web/20230216230731/https://talesofincense.com/scent-materia/)
+* [*Japanese Incense Types*, Kyarazen](https://www.kyarazen.com/japanese-incense-types-in-modern-day/)
+* [*Pressed Incense Tablets*, Kyarazen](https://www.kyarazen.com/pressed-incense-tablets/)
+* [*The Wisdom of Traditional Processing Methods*, Dr. Incense](https://dr-incense.com/blogs/dr-incense-blog/the-wisdom-of-traditional-processing-methods)
+
+### Books
+* [*Censers and Incense of Mexico and Central America*—Walter Hough](https://archive.org/details/censersincenseof00houg/page/n2/mode/1up)
+* [*Floating Gold*, Christopher Kemp](https://ramblingreaders.org/book/326538/s/floating-gold)—A natural and social history of ambergris.
+* [*The Fragrant Path*, Michael Cousineau](https://ramblingreaders.org/book/442777/s/the-fragrant-path)—A dive into the history of Japanese incense traditions.
+
+### Other
+* [A list of archived URLs](https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://talesofincense.com/*) from a now-defunct site with some good information on Chinese incense.
+* [All of my writing on incense](/tags/incense/)
+* [incensemakers.org](https://incensemakers.org/) is an invitation-only forum for relatively experienced incense makers. It is not incredibly active, but it does have a number of useful threads visible to non-members. If you are interested in joining, your best bet is to have an existing member you know personally get in touch with [me](/me) to provide a recommendation on your behalf.
+* See the [incense, fragrance, and perfumery section of my blogroll](/blogroll/#incense-fragrance-and-perfumery) for a list of blogs with writing on incense and related topics.
+
+## Videos on Incense and Related Topics
+* [Baikundo's incense-stick making process (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbQ8sNcQdcg)
+* [Business Insider's *So Expensive*: Agarwood (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVupYzrCjmM)
+* [Business Insider's *So Expensive*: Bulgarian Rose Oil (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26pEG7Ghgpg)
+* [Business Insider's *So Expensive*: Ceylon Cinnamon (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzOcZlmeaH0)
+* [Business Insider's *So Expensive*: Frankincense And Myrrh (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LMioQGsFFw)
+* [Business Insider's *So Expensive*: Jasmine Oil (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt16uOqImI0)
+* [Business Insider's *So Expensive*: Sandalwood (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPRpWg_wU0A)
+* [*Fragrant China* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m96m2WPGDJA&list=PLJeSQ7Rl5tC-bgdowqRLjFyAVowKYkOK-)
+* [*Incense Making in Hong Kong* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dzzvi6Cqqu8)
+* [*Introduction to Japanese Incense | Types and Styles* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6G-azPGMcA)
+* [*Japanese incense made with a waterwheel* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oy8nnTPQ5M0)
+* [*Nag Champa - A Documentary Film* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bN3wLhZFXmQ)
+* [New China TV: *Traditional incense-making helps Tibetan villagers live better life* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDqGwKNCLfc)—a short look at traditional Tibetan incense making.
+* [*Sacred Tibetan Incense* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWEg7FtBLKw)
+* [*Saving the scent that may soon disappear from Earth* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqqzdI0wVQc)—a documentary on New Caledonian sandalwood.
+* [*Scent From Heaven* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv69pYSm2oo)—a documentary from Al Jazeera on agarwood.
+* [Shoyeido Factory Works (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQRxB4Gz-JM)
+* [The Frankincense Trail](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2056414/)—Kate Humble follows the ancient frankincense trade route from Oman to Palestine. I have linked to the IMDB page, but this documentary series is well worth sailing the high seas for.
+* [*The Scent of Heaven: Inside Vietnam’s Incense Village* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy8pDpIH31g)
+* [*Turf Peat Incense* (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F7Xvdpq-GE)
+
+## Reputable Suppliers of Aromatics
+* [Apothecary's Garden (Canada)](https://apothecarysgarden.com/)—Absolutes, Extracts, Herbs, Tinctures, Oils, Resins, Woods
+* [Frontier Co-Op (USA)](https://www.frontiercoop.com)—Herbs, Spices
+* [HerbCo (USA)](https://www.herbco.com/)—Herbs, Spices
+* [Jarguna (Italy)](https://www.etsy.com/shop/jarguna)—Herbs, Oils, Resins, Woods
+* [Jeomras Räucherwelt (Germany)](https://raeucherwelt.de/)—Herbs, Oils, Resins, Woods
+* [Liberty Natural Products (USA)](https://www.libertynatural.com/)—Absolutes, Extracts, Herbs, Tinctures, Oils, Resins
+* [Mermade Magickal Arts (USA)](https://www.mermadearts.com/)—Herbs, Resins, Woods
+* [Mothers Goods (Germany)](https://mothersgoods.com)—Herbs, Resins, Woods
+* [Mountain Rose Herbs (USA)](https://mountainroseherbs.com/)—Extracts, Herbs, Tinctures, Oils, Resins
+* [New Mountain Merchants (Australia)](https://newmountain.com.au/)—Oils, Woods
+* [Scents of Earth (USA)](https://scents-of-earth.com/)—Absolutes, Herbs, Oils, Resins, Woods
+* [The Incense Dragon (USA)](https://www.theincensedragon.com/supplies)—Herbs, Resins, Woods
+* [The World Makes Scents (USA)](https://theworldmakesscents.com/)—Herbs, Resins, Woods
+
+
+## Studies on Incense and Related Topics
+* [*Odor Tenacity of Perfumery Materials*, Hayato Hosokawa and Takayuki Shibamoto](https://web.archive.org/web/20240616105228/https://img.perfumerflavorist.com/files/base/allured/all/document/2016/04/pf.7775.pdf)
+
+## Forums / Discussion Boards
+* [Reddit (/r/incense)](https://reddit.com/r/incense)—Unfortunately, this is currently *the* place to discuss incense and incense making on the English-speaking internet. If you would like to avoid a platform that spies on you and uses your writing to train AI, you are welcome to help me bring some life to the following alternative option (currently pretty much only populated by me):
+* [Lemmy (lemmy.ml/c/incense)](https://lemmy.ml/c/incense)—Lemmy is a free and open source alternative to Reddit on [the fediverse](https://jointhefediverse.net/?lang=en-us). If you're new to the fediverse, the easiest way to participate is to [create a Lemmy account](https://lemmy.ml/signup) and subscribe to the [/c/incense](https://lemmy.ml/c/incense) community. You can also subscribe and participate from [other Lemmy instances](https://join-lemmy.org/instances) and [other federated platforms](https://jointhefediverse.net/join?lang=en-us) such as [Friendica](https://friendi.ca/#try).
+
+
+
+[^1]: Here I am referring to traditional incense making, using actual plants as aromatics. There is certainly no lack of knowledge or production of "dipped" incense here, an extremely easy to make category of incense which is considered the absolute bottom of the barrel in terms of quality.

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+title: A trail of burn-test wastage
+manufacturer: Myself
+date: 2025-09-29 11:11:00
+time: 11:11 AM
+---
+It’s mostly sandalwood, so it doesn’t smell too terrible :D

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+---
+title: Australian Sandalwood (Powder)
+manufacturer: The World Makes Scents
+date: 2025-08-21 11:55:00
+time: 11:55 AM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Balthazar
+manufacturer: Scents of Earth
+date: 2025-09-03 20:06:00
+time: 8:06 PM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Beau Soir
+manufacturer: Myself
+date: 2025-08-26 16:00:00
+time: 4:00 PM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Butterfly Spring Incense
+manufacturer: Lijiali
+date: 2025-08-26 9:40:00
+time: 9:40 AM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Christmas Tree
+manufacturer: The World Makes Scents
+date: 2025-09-22 10:26:00
+time: 10:26 AM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Fu-In Byakudan
+manufacturer: Minorien
+date: 2025-08-27 11:16:00
+time: 11:16 AM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Grand Dame
+manufacturer: Myself
+date: 2025-09-15 14:13:00
+time: 2:13 PM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Hawaiian Summer
+manufacturer: Incense Apprentice
+date: 2025-08-16 20:36:00
+time: 8:37 PM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Hojari A
+manufacturer: Yi-Xin Craft Incense
+date: 2025-09-11 11:47:00
+time: 11:47 AM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_Jinko Daikoboku_Seikado_2025-08-22_11:15 AM.md

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+---
+title: Jinko Daikoboku
+manufacturer: Seikado
+date: 2025-08-22 11:15:00
+time: 11:15 AM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Kobunboku
+manufacturer: Baieido
+date: 2025-08-25 13:23:00
+time: 1:23 PM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Kobunboku
+manufacturer: Baieido
+date: 2025-09-08 11:18:00
+time: 11:18 AM
+---
+With a nice cup of tea and some ginger biscuits.

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+---
+title: Magnifiscents Diamond
+manufacturer: Shoyeido
+date: 2025-08-21 10:14:00
+time: 10:14 AM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Magnifiscents Obsidian
+manufacturer: Shoyeido
+date: 2025-09-26 14:28:00
+time: 2:28 PM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_Rosewood_Yi-Xin Craft Incense_2025-09-17 5:35:00_5:35 AM.md

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+---
+title: Rosewood
+manufacturer: Yi-Xin Craft Incense
+date: 2025-09-17 5:35:00
+time: 5:35 AM
+---
+

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+---
+title: Santalum Album Bead Waste (On Heater)
+manufacturer: Apothecary’s Garden
+date: 2025-08-27 15:08:00
+time: 3:08 PM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_Spring Effulgence_Yi-Xin Craft Incense_2025-09-15 13:31:00_1:31 PM.md

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+---
+title: Spring Effulgence
+manufacturer: Yi-Xin Craft Incense
+date: 2025-09-15 13:31:00
+time: 1:31 PM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_Spring Fragrance_Yi-Xin Craft Incense_2025-08-20 10:51:00_10:51 AM.md

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+---
+title: Spring Fragrance
+manufacturer: Yi-Xin Craft Incense
+date: 2025-08-20 10:51:00
+time: 10:51 AM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_Suzaku_Gyokushodo_2025-08-25 12:02:00_12:02 PM.md

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+---
+title: Suzaku
+manufacturer: Gyokushodo
+date: 2025-08-25 12:02:00
+time: 12:02 PM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_Waterwheel Cedar_Tennendo_2025-08-27 9:21:00_9:21 AM.md

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+---
+title: Waterwheel Cedar
+manufacturer: Tennendo
+date: 2025-08-27 9:21:00
+time: 9:21 AM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_White Cloud (Hakuun)_Shoyeido_2025-09-04 15:00:00_3:00 PM.md

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+---
+title: White Cloud (Hakuun)
+manufacturer: Shoyeido
+date: 2025-09-04 15:00:00
+time: 3:00 PM
+---
+

content/now-burning/Now Burning_“Incense Droplets” Rose Blvd_Ripple Home_2025-09-26 9:23:00_9:23 AM.md

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+---
+title: “Incense Droplets” Rose Blvd
+manufacturer: Ripple Home
+date: 2025-09-26 9:23:00
+time: 9:23 AM
+---
+:/

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 If, like my mother, the non-consumable items below seem too boring to you to satisfy the gift-giving itch, I'd always be delighted to receive anything from the [tea](#Tea), [edible](#Edible), or [incense](#Incense) sections.
 
-## ADHD proofing / accessibility
-* [A door organizer](https://www.amazon.com/Delamu-Organizers-Organization-Essentials-D5xW18xH50/dp/B0C4LPSQP3?th=1)
-* [A lid organizer for food containers](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FNRXFTD/?psc=1)
-* [Drawer organizing containers](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F7K5DP1/?th=1)
-
 ## Charities
 * [Black Lives Matter](https://blacklivesmatter.com/)
 * [Howard Brown](https://howardbrown.org/) - Howard Brown provides free and sliding scale general health, sexual health and reproductive care, and counseling and support services in Chicago, with focus on care for the LGBTQ+ community.
@@ -29,16 +24,20 @@ If, like my mother, the non-consumable items below seem too boring to you to sat
 
 ## Edible
 * Vegan haggis - I just miss haggis, and I remember vegan / vegetarian haggis being quite good. I did make a batch of my own once with TVP and it was nice, but it took ages to make.
-* Vegan mooncakes from [Little Moon Bakehouse](https://littlemoonbakehouse.com/)
+* Vegan mooncakes from [Little Moon Bakehouse](https://littlemoonbakehouse.com/) with lotus paste and fake egg yolk!
 
 ## Incense
 * [Baieido Tokusen Kobunboku](https://kikohincense.com/collections/baieido-incense/products/tokusen-kobunboku)
 * [Inca Aromas White Breu](https://tarotarts.com/products/inca-aromas-all-natural-fair-trade-incense-white-breu-for-clarity-and-spirituality?variant=39838738251860)
+* [Kida Jinseido Ranjatai Incense](https://kikohincense.com/collections/kida-jinseido-incense-since-1937/products/kida-jinseido-ranjatai-incense)
 * [Minorien Kyara Fu-In](https://kikohincense.com/collections/minorien-incense-kikoh/products/minorien-kyara-fu-in-incense)
 * [Shoyeido Horin Assortment](https://shoyeido.com/products/horin-incense-assortment-sampler)
 * [Shoyeido Kohbai Pressed Incense](https://shoyeido.com/products/kohbai-red-plum-blossoms?variant=41714738921590)
 * [Shoyeido Premium Incense Sampler](https://shoyeido.com/products/premium-incense-assortment-sampler)
-* [Tennendo Hana no Byakudan](https://www.japanincense.com/tn-0051.html)
+* [Tennendo Hagi Rose Incense](https://kikohincense.com/collections/tennendo-incense-kikoh/products/tennendo-hagi-rose-incense)
+* [Tennendo Hanano Byakudan](https://www.japanincense.com/tn-0051.html)
+* [Tennendo Kyara Incense](https://kikohincense.com/products/tennendo-kyara-incense)
+* [Tennendo Sumire Viotet Incense](https://kikohincense.com/products/tennendo-ysumire-violet-incense)
 
 
 ## Incense making
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 * To advance my knowledge of mathematics.
 * To be able to direct and sustain my focus.
 * To be better able to listen and trust when people describe their challenges.
-* To become a *great* programmer.
+* To become a very good programmer.
 * To be more patient.
 * To find a form of exercise that fits neatly into my life, and is fun and engaging enough that it doesn't feel like drudgery.
 * To have control over my own time, rather have to cede it to an employer for survival.

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