Mainichi Byakudan Incense Sticks Gift Set (60 sticks)
Mainichi Byakudan Incense Sticks Gift Set (60 sticks)
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Product Description
A nice choice for a gift as this set comes in a paulownia wood box and includes a ceramic incense holder.
One of the main types of scented wood is Sandalwood, which is known for its sweet and rich scents. It is believed to bring calmness into peoples’ minds. Mainichi Byakudan (Everyday Sandalwood) is made mostly of high quality Indian Sandalwood and herbal medicines, which deliver a full-bodied fragrance.
Nippon Kodo's devotion to making fine Japanese incense follows a long and honoured tradition that started more then 400 years ago and can be traced back to Jyuemon Takai, better known as Koju, a skilled artisan in the art and the principal provider of precious rare and exquisite aromas to the Emperor of Japan and his court.
Many of those pleasing and enduring high-quality incense fragrances, which the company continues to produce to this day, as based on the original formulas created by Koju and later by Yujiro Kito, who was hailed as the genius of fragrance during the Meiji restoration period in the 19th century – around the time that Japan opened its doors and began to modernise itself.
Details
Made in Japan.
60 sticks.
Ceramic Incense holder included.
Measurements: 7.5 x 10.8 x 1.8cm.
Burn time: approximately 13 minutes per stick.
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About: Nippon Kodo
Nippon Kodo's devotion to making fine Japanese Incense follows a long and honoured tradition that started in 1575. This spans over 400 years ago, and can be traced back to Jyuemon Takai, better known as Koju. He was a skilled artisan in the art and the principal provider of precious rare and exquisite aromas to the Emperor of Japan and his court. Many of those pleasing and enduring high-quality Japanese Incense fragrances, which the company continues to produce to this day, are based on the original formulas created by Koju and later by Yujiro Kito.