Japanese Incense Sticks Nippon KOHDEN Sandalwood

Product description Japanese Incense Sticks Nippon KOHDEN Sandalwood

KOHDEN

For centuries, faggots and arabesque designs from far-off lands have come to Japan via the Silk Road. Kohden scented sticks are packaged in boxes decorated with arabesques with herbal designs, paying homage to the people of old who brought the fumigants to Japan. Kohden, the "fragrance of communication" reflects the continuation of the heritage of the Japanese fumigants. These sticks have a delicate fragrance, and the artisans take great care in selecting ingredients from different Asian countries. Drawing on the long history of Japanese culture, Kohden scented sticks bring you into a wonderful world and to experience an eternal moment.

Sandalwood (Sandalwood)
Countries of origin: India, Indonesia, Australia, Tonga, etc.
Raw material properties. The leaves and bark of these trees have almost no scent, but the centre of the trunk is very aromatic. Sandalwood has been a valuable raw material for centuries for its fragrance, ease of processing and medicinal purposes. In Japan, this fragrant wood is called "byakudan", which means "white fragrant wood".
Scent: Subtly sweet, balsamic with a bottom note, evoking the element of Earth.
Use: Santal is cooling in nature, soothing inflammation and over-intellectual activity. The scent of sandalwood cleanses and calms the mind, refreshes the overheated body, curbing the need to seek external certainties. Instead, it turns one towards oneself, towards the search for inner peace and security. Therefore, it is the most used fragrance in meditation, prayer and spiritual practices.
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