Bikou Kobunboku Incense Sticks meta-filter-Type-tea caddies

Bikou Kobunboku Incense Sticks meta-filter-Type-tea caddiesWe Say Bikou means 'Delicate incense', and is made using a similar recipe to the regular Kobunboku incense, however Bikou offers a nice floral woodiness to the mix. Soft and fresh, with cassia and other Chinese herbs, sandalwood and aloeswood. Selector's Notes Baieido has dedicated itself to making incense over the last 300 years, the method and recipes having been handed down from generation to generation in an unbroken secret oral tradition. Item

Simply leave it to dry after each use

DIMENSIONS 11 x 10 cm

DIMENSIONS 20 x 2

Crafted in the historic metalwork town of Takaoka

which can appear as dark spots on the wood

alongside selected herbs and base of sandalwood

which allows patches of the earthy red brick colour to show underneath

DIMENSIONS 15 x 2

Mainich-koh (Daily incense) has been the most popular incense in Japan since 1912

originates from the traditional tiered lacquer ware boxes used in Japanese cuisine

this hashioki chopstick rest is in the shape of a grain and will keep your chopsticks neatly in place on the table when not in use

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