Kayuragi Sandalwood Incense Incense
Kayuragi Sandalwood Incense Incense
Kayuragi Sandalwood Incense Incense
Kayuragi Sandalwood Incense Incense
Kayuragi Sandalwood Incense Incense
Kayuragi Sandalwood Incense Incense Sandalwood
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Kayuragi Sandalwood Incense

$24.00 CAD
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HANDMADE IN JAPAN

With hints of spice over notes of Japanese Sandalwood, this incense has a warm, woody aroma. Includes incense holder.

Story

Incense from the Kayuragi Collection is presented in packaging inspired by the Japanese kimono and each box includes a petite ceramic incense holder. 

 Kayuragi comes from "Ka" for fragrance and "Yuragi" for fragrant wafting smoke.

Nippon Kodo has been creating organic incense with exquisite scents for over 400 years, using recipes developed for the Emperor of Japan in the late 16th century. They were the principal provider of rare and exquisite aromas to the emperor and his court – and many of the enduring high-quality incense fragrances they produce today are based on the original formulas. 

Details
  • MEASUREMENTS: 14 cm / 5.5" L
  • BURN TIME: 25 mins per incense stick.
  • INCLUDES: Pack of 40 incense sticks plus ceramic holder
  • MATERIALS: Incense:  Sandalwood powder, ceramic / Package: paper
  • ORIGIN: Japan
Product Care

Always use an incense holder. Never leave incense unattended.

Meet Our Artisan Partner

Japan

Kayuragi

Nippon Kodo has been creating organic incense with exquisite scents for over 400 years, using recipes developed for the Emperor of Japan in the late 16th century. Their appreciation of the traditions and process involved in making incense by hand is ancestral and steeped in culture. And they believe that valuable aromatic materials come from the goodness of the earth, using only 100% natural ingredients.

 When the Chinese brought the first incense to Japan in the 7th century, along with Buddhism, it was used for medicinal or ceremonial purposes. Today, incense is a staple in the modern home as a de-stressor and a tool to help us unwind.