Japanese Incense Koh Do

Incense Stand Set - bamboo leaf - brass Size H10 W105 D46mm Weight 85g Material Brass (60% copper, 40% zinc) This brass incense stand is made using traditional casting techniqe which has been passed down through generations for over 400 years in Takaoka, Japan. It is left uncolored to enjoy change in color of the metal over the years.

The Orin bell and incense stick holder combined in one elegant vessel. "Orin" is a traditional Buddhist instrument that is sounded when reading sutras, also referred to as "singing bowl". Commonly, it has been believed from ancient times in Japan that the gentle sound of "Orin" purify places by exorcising evil spirits and bad vibes. Therefore "Orin" became an essential household instrument. Kyujo in Takaoka City, a long established manufacturer for religious objects has created a…

Simplicity has designed and produced this incense coil holder in collaboration with the long established casting studio Suzuki Hironori Studio . The technique of using and applying natural lacquer as baked underlay, then finishing off with iron serum (Terurokuro) (a piece of copper containing acetate in liquid acetic acid and the one left for more than one year, combined with the liquid boiled with tea),these cast iron items developed a unique texture which also minimise rust development…

Designed by Mikiya Kobayashi and made in Japan by Lemnos Size: W110 × D32 × H26mm Weight: 392G for brass version. Box are casted from sand moulds, thus taking on the expression of the sand tactile quality which is left raw..

Brass Cone Incense Stand by OBJT

REVERSE Brass Incense Stand by OBJT Dimension (size): Ø 6 x H 27 (cm) Material: Solid Brass Components This product does not include incense. This product is compatible with incense, which made with hard wooden wicks. Incense sticks made without wooden wick of less than 2mm diameter are compatible. Please note that incense is not included in this product. OBJT is a product design brand launched in Seoul in 2017 by Korean designer Lee geon-min. Focusing on the pure aspects of material and…

Baieido Incense Sticks Koh Cinnamon

Baieido’s Imagine series. Imagine bringing the old foward into the new. In Japanese it is called "Onko Chishin" and it is a very important concept in the artistic styling of Japan. It originates with Confucius and translates: "If a man keeps cherishing his old knowledge, so as to continually to be acquiring new, he may be a teacher of others." This is the idea Baieido brings into their Imagine series of incense. Sandalwood is perhaps the most…

Baieido’s Imagine series. Imagine bringing the old foward into the new. In Japanese it is called "Onko Chishin" and it is a very important concept in the artistic styling of Japan. It originates with Confucius and translates: "If a man keeps cherishing his old knowledge, so as to continually to be acquiring new, he may be a teacher of others." This is the idea Baieido brings into their Imagine series of incense. This smokeless incense emits a…

Baieido’s Imagine series. Imagine bringing the old foward into the new. In Japanese it is called "Onko Chishin" and it is a very important concept in the artistic styling of Japan. It originates with Confucius and translates: "If a man keeps cherishing his old knowledge, so as to continually to be acquiring new, he may be a teacher of others." This is the idea Baieido brings into their Imagine series of incense. Green Tea Incense by Baieido…

Madoka Cast Iron Incense Holder Collection by Hisanori Masuda Dimension of the main holder copmponent: L 23.5 x H 1cm. The incense stand component comes with 3 holes with varying diameter and comes in either Black or Gold. This item is traditional Japanese cast iron that have been modified to fit our modern day lifestyle. The refined shapes along with the lacquered surface give these incense holders an elegant look…

Thousand Winds incense sticks is inspired by Mitsuru Arai's song which is an interpretation of an English poem "Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep". Japanese singer-songwriter 新井　満 Arai translated this poem into Japanese and composed the song. Tenor singer 秋川　雅史 (Masafumi Akikawa) made the song popular after performing it during the biggest year-end song festival on 31 December 2006. 15 types of sticks, each stick total length approx. 7cm. Yamadamatsu was establised about 200 years ago in…

Hana kyo Ka - Pressed Incense (12 Months Set) High-quality ingredients are pressed in a mold to create unique shapes and refined scents. The packaging is exquisite making an elegant and delightful gift. This package contains 12 delightful plant-shaped incenses representing each month of a year: January - Pine February - Plum blossom March - Cherry blossom April - Mallow May - Iris June - Hydrangea July - Morning-glory August - Japanese bellflower September - Chrysanthemum October - Maple…

Incense Coils Yusuzumi Evening Insect Repellent Incense Quantity: 10 coils Box: W80 x D80 x H50mm Burning time About 1 hour and 30 minutes for each coil (may vary depending on the environment) Yamadamatsu was established about 200 years ago in Kyoto, near the Imperial Palace as a herbal pharmacy and during the Edo period, they moved into processing or sorting out to the incense wood and the incense materials, before moving on to making original incenses. What distinguishes Yamadamatsu from…

Fujitsubo - 20 sticks box Fujitsubo has a noble and elegant sandalwood-based wisteria scent blended with borneol, benzoin resin and other natural incense materials. Stick length: approx. 7 cm Burning time: approx. 15 mins 20 sticks and a glass incense holder. Main Ingredients: Wisteria, sandalwood blended with borneol, benzoin resin and other natural incense materials. Yamadamatsu was established about 200 years ago in Kyoto, near the Imperial Palace as a herbal pharmacy and during the Edo…

Fujitsubo Wisteria Incense Coils