Damar resin

Damar resin is a natural, tree-derived substance commonly used in art, varnishes, and traditional crafts. It is harvested from trees in Southeast Asia and appears as a yellowish, transparent, or amber-colored resin. When heated or dissolved, it forms a glossy, protective coating that enhances the appearance and durability of artworks and wood surfaces. Damar resin also has good adhesive and sealing properties, making it valued in artistic and conservation applications. Its natural origin and unique aesthetic qualities have made it a popular choice for creating smooth, shiny finishes and as a component in various traditional formulations.