Japanese Incense Sticks Nippon Tendan Byakudan

Product description Japanese Incense Sticks Nippon Tendan Byakudan

Tendan Byakudan - the heavenly sandalwood fragrance of ancient Japanese temples

The sweet, warm scent of sandalwood has been synonymous with elegance and sophistication for centuries. Sandalwood is native to India and neighbouring countries in the Indian Ocean, and while the leaves and bark of these rare trees have almost no odour, the centre of the trunk is highly aromatic. Japanese Tendan Byakudan Scented Sticks are created by slowly drying sandalwood at low temperatures, a method used by Nippon Kodo, to produce a subtle sweet woody scent that lingers for a long time, helping to relax the body and calm the mind.

The word tendan means heaven or celestial, while baykudan is the Japanese term for sandalwood and translates to "white fragrant wood". Let the heavenly, soothing scent of sandalwood wash over you.

Manufacturer Nippon Kodo (translated as Children of Japan) has been creating scented sticks from premium ingredients since 1575, combining precious artisanal tradition with modern technology. Nippon Kodo originally produced incense for the Japanese emperors, and is now Japan's largest manufacturer of incense. Their philosophy is to uphold ancient traditions and values.

The larger pack of sticks is perfect for anyone who uses scented sticks on a regular basis, but the nice design of the box also makes it great as an original scented gift.

The number of sticks in the pack is approximate and may vary depending on the batch.

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