Hoju Treasure Tree incense is handcrafted in Japan. Raw materials: Tabu, coal Incense certification: Substances that may be carcinogenic, such as benzene, toluene, benzopyrene, formaldehyde, etc., are not used in the slightest; instead, essences that meet the standards set by the IFRA (International Fragrance Association) certification system are used, as well as dyes allowed for food and cosmetic products; the term "mineral substances" refers to calcium carbonate, titanium oxide or aluminum oxide. Cautionary statements: 1. Do not breathe in fumes emitted from emission points2. Use in ventilated places3. Keep out of the reach of children4. Make sure ashes fall on non-flammable surfaces5. People suffering from fragrance sensitization should use this product with caution Made in Japan  

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Esperia has selected for you, in collaboration with the Japanese company Tanaka Incense, a Japanese-made incense of the highest quality. We have chosen natural sandalwood, a precious and iconographic wood, which spreads an elegant fragrance with a delicate yet strong character.The burning time and amount of smoke may vary slightly depending on the airflow and how the stick is lit. Product details. Net weight: 90g.Number of sticks: about 180pcs.Burning time: 25min.Fragrance: SandalwoodRaw materials: TABU/charcoal Tips and precautions for use: Light the tip of the incense stick and extinguish the flame. Use a non-flammable container such as an incense burner. Please be careful when handling the fire. Use and store out of reach of children and pets. Do not use for any other purpose. Be sure to check that there are no incense sticks left in the ashes before use. When using several incense sticks at the same time, leave a space of at least 1 cm between them so that they do not come into contact with each other.  

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Very fragrant incense sticks from the dream-inspired Yume No Yume line of the prestigious Japanese house Nippon Kodo. The fragrance is that of sandalwood. Sandalwood has been said to be rare since ancient times. Spend a quiet moment enveloped in the scent of pure sandalwood.

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Japanese natural incense sticks. Takara Diamond represents excellence in the world of incense. A noble fragrance with an oriental, floral and sweet character, created by world-renowned perfumer Rene Audibert using only natural fragrances such as rose, jasmine, hyacinth and oakmoss. An incense without equal, with a fragrance as brilliant as a diamond.    

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Japanese natural incense sticks. Edonisiki incense has its roots in the second half of the Edo period, a fragrance that has spanned the ages, as well as the sense for beauty that characterizes Japan. The fragrance imparts a powdery, rich and deep sensation, with a complex texture of acidity and richness. The pattern with which the packaging is made is connected with the idea of children's health and the wish for their rapid growth. People use this pattern for clothing and other items, hoping to accumulate good luck. Product details. Net weight: 90g.Number of sticks: about 180pcs.Burning time: 25min.Fragrance: Red fruitsRaw materials: TABU/charcoal  

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Ash to promote burning at the base of the incense sticks.

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Japanese natural incense sticks. Meikoh Eiju incense from the Japanese house Nippon Kodo has a clear scent that is not very persistent after use, a feature that is functional for certain environments. Suitable for everyday use, it brings to mind rural images, such as those we might experience treading on a moss-covered stone or the atmosphere of an ancient temple, shrouded by trees. Created using a technique that blends different fragrances with sandalwood, it is an incense with a traditional scent, handed down from ancient times, to which master incense makers have added more modern essences, such as cinnamon bark and the aroma of sweet pine.

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Japanese natural incense sticks. Nankako is a very fragrant incense with notes of sandalwood and coconut. It is an incense of the highest quality. Raw materials: Machilus thunbergii bark, coconut, sandalwood, mineral substances, essences Incense certification: Substances that may be carcinogenic, such as benzene, toluene, benzopyrene, formaldehyde, etc., are not used in the slightest; instead, essences that meet the standards set by the IFRA (International Fragrance Association) certification system are used, as well as dyes allowed for food and cosmetic products; the term "mineral substances" refers to calcium carbonate, titanium oxide or aluminum oxide. Cautionary statements: 1. Do not breathe in fumes emitted from emission points2. Use in ventilated places3. Keep out of the reach of children4. Make sure ashes fall on non-flammable surfaces5. People suffering from fragrance sensitization should use this product with caution Made in Japan

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