Baihe Incense

Baihe Incense,

Formulas Name : Baihe Incense

Chinese Name : 百和香

Drug Formulation

5 liang of Aquilaria sinensis, 2 liang of Agarwood, 2 liang of Clove, 2 liang of Chicken Bone Incense, 2 liang of Douloupo Incense, 2 liang of Xunlu Incense, 2 liang of White Sandalwood, 2 liang of Shujie Incense, 2 liang of Charcoal Powder, 1 liang of Lingling Incense, 1 liang of Patchouli, 1 liang of Green Cassia Bark, 1 liang of White Jianxiang (Chaiye),1 liang of Qingmuxiang, 1 liang of Gansongxiang, half a liang of Que Tou Xiang, half a liang of Suhexiang, half a liang of Anxi Xiang, half a liang of Musk, and half a liang of Yanxiang.

Source

*Qianjin*, Volume 6.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, sprinkle with wine to soften it, let it sit overnight until the wine aroma dissipates, then mix with white honey. Place the mixture in a fine porcelain container, seal it with waxed paper to prevent leakage, and open it in the winter months for use; the results are excellent.

Baihe Incense,*Qianjin*, Volume 6.,

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