JEYHU
JEYHU is a premium Chinese brand dedicated to the timeless art of agarwood. We craft elegant products—from refined agarwood bracelets and captivating perfumes to traditional incense and ceremonial tools—designed to elevate the senses and bring serenity to everyday life. Rooted in Eastern heritage and guided by modern aesthetics, JEYHU embodies the quiet luxury and spiritual grace of agarwood culture.From the moment my great-grandfather planted his first agarwood sapling at the age of ten, the destiny of the JeyHu family became bound by a century-spanning covenant with this "King of Fragrances." Through eighty years of seasonal cycles and four generations of guardianship, what we've preserved transcends mere resin-laden trees—it is an olfactory epic of family legacy. The wisdom of "wound-induced fragrance" discovered when great-grandfather risked transplanting wild mother trees during wartime, the handwritten *Agarwood Lunar Cultivation Manual* recorded by grandfather under kerosene lamplight, and the "cold-fragrance crystallization" technique refined by father through thirty failed distillations—all have become the agarwood DNA etched in our palm lines today.
We decipher nature's secret language within every piece of resin: typhoon-snapped branches birth honeyed coolness, lightning-struck hearts often precipitate amber-hued oils, and only insect-drilled agarwood harvested in the seventh lunar month carries both medicinal depth and fruity florals. The aromatic layers of century-old stock aging in our family cellar precisely mirror rainfall patterns of the Republican era, while grandmother's "nine-steam-nine-sun" ancient method coaxes new harvests to achieve the mellowness of thirty-year-aged fragrance. Our proprietary "bloodline fragrance cultivation" ritual—infusing newborns with agarwood dew, sealing marriage vows with fragrant powder, and guiding departing souls with ancestral reserve—transforms agarwood from commodity into living fossil of family memory.
Techniques dismissed by outsiders as mysticism—gauging resin content by nail marks, discerning terroir from scraping sounds, even divining harvests from smoke tendrils—are in fact the intuitive science of three generations conversing with trees through fingertips. When modern labs analyzed our "Cinnabar Agarwood" with gas chromatography, they found its rare agarofuran concentration tripled documented levels—a testament to our "heaven-earth-human" cultivation philosophy: chanting sutras to saplings, inducing resin with copper-foil shade, and allowing three final years of untamed mountain qi absorption.
This eighty-year aromatic path has long transcended craftsmanship to embody Eastern life philosophy—each gram of agarwood crystallizes reverence for nature's rhythms, wisdom in alchemizing wounds, and an unyielding pursuit of eternal beauty.
