Dragon Blood

Dragon Blood, known locally as jernang, is a natural resin harvested from Daemonorops palm species native to eastern Indonesia. This listing specifies the product as a deep crimson resin with no added fillers, collected manually from wild stands in East Java. The resin is air-dried and sieved to remove bark fragments, resulting in a granular form suitable for extraction or direct use. No chemical refining is applied, preserving its native terpene and flavonoid profile.

The resin typically contains 60-75% dracorhodin, the primary bioactive compound responsible for its pigment and anti-inflammatory properties. Standard industry grades classify Dragon Blood by color intensity and particle size, with this supply falling within the medium-grade range of 0.5 to 2.0 mm granules. It is free from moisture content above 8%, consistent with traditional Indonesian processing methods. The absence of solvent residues is verified by visual inspection and absence of oily residue upon melting.

This resin is primarily purchased by cosmetic formulators for natural skincare serums and by traditional medicine suppliers in Southeast Asia and Europe. Buyers often use it in tinctures, ointments, and natural dyes for textiles and art. Packaging is in sealed, food-grade polyethylene bags with inner liners, typically 5 kg or 10 kg net weight per unit. Trade terms are FOB Surabaya, with bulk orders requiring 21 days lead time for harvest cycles and customs clearance.

Teuku Topan operates as a direct harvester and processor of Dragon Blood resin in Surabaya, East Java. The supplier is registered with local agricultural export authorities and holds no third-party certifications listed in this profile. Response metrics are not available, indicating limited digital engagement, but the physical address and harvest origin are verifiable through regional trade channels.

This supplier does not claim to be a manufacturer, distributor, or exporter of other commodities. Their activity is focused exclusively on the collection, drying, and bulk packaging of Dragon Blood from wild palm stands. There is no information provided on workforce size, annual volume, or client list. The supply chain is local and non-automated, relying on seasonal harvest cycles and manual sorting.