Kyara Kongo Aloeswood Incense - 150 Sticks meta-filter-Type-candlesWe Say Nippon Kodo, Kyara Kongo is a connoisseurs' incense, of a very high quality. Aloeswood, or Jinkoh as it's called in Japan, forms by a unique and mysterious process that takes hundreds of years. It is the most prized incense wood, and it's exotic scent is mostly unknown in the west. Enjoy the scent that the noblemen of ancient Japan experienced during the refined appreciation of the Incense Ceremony. Each stick of incense burns for around 45
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The pack includes 430 Japanese incense sticks so you can enjoy the invigorating aroma of fresh blossom every day
to bring to mind the Japanese ideal of wabi sabi and naturalness
This hand-thrown ceramic incense holder features an attractive turquoise and rust coloured glaze called Desert Sage
It also comes with its very own stainless steel tea strainer
earthy appearance which will be admired for many years to come
the beautiful cast-iron & glass candle holder adds a touch of the romance of the orient to any environment it is placed in
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Brush measures: 3 x 3 x 8 cm
The Shinogi vase is hand-crafted in Saga
The set comes with two large
