Description
This Japanese incense is carefully handmade in Japan with unique ingredients (shells and other derivatives of typical Japanese animals, cinnamon roots, clove, ginger lily, lavender, licorice, patchouli, chamomile, rhubarb, safflower, star anise and other herbs) leaving a wonderful and refined fragrance.
Incense became practical in Japan during the 6th century with the introduction of the Buddhism, which uses incense during its rituals and ceremonies. From there, the Incense becomes an important facet of Japanese culture. Incense is used for a variety of purposes, including Buddhist ceremonies, spirituality, and meditation.
The word incense ( kō ) in Japan is literal translation for “fragrance”, although in the context it is understood as “incense”. The word 道dō can be added, meaning “way,” to give kōdō : the “way of incense,” which involves the use of incense within a codified framework of conduct, as a way of life. Then there’s a whole ritual behind a japanese incense light. There is a reflecting on your life path and mission and a reconnecting back to that path.
By lighting a Japanese incense you connect with the 10 virtues of Kō, which is a traditional Japanese list of benefits derived from the proper and correct use of quality Japanese incense. It is a spiritual ritual to light an incense, such as the ritual of tea, also so usual in Japan
- ( ) : Sharpen the senses
- () Purifies the Body and Spirit
- (2009) Eliminates Pollution
- The Spirit Wakes Up
- (2009) Healing Loneliness
- 塵裏愉閑 : Calm in turbulent situations
- いいい : It is not unpleasant, even in abundance
- 2010 : Even in small quantities it is sufficient
- : Does not lower the vibration, even after a long time
- In common use it is not harmful
Each roll has 50 14 cm Incense rods.
Each rod takes an average of 40 minutes to burn in full due to not owning the traditional bamboo stick.
100% made of natural and toxic-free products.
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