Hanakaze Carnations, small roses 1/120

The faint smoke and mild scent linger in your mind for a while.

As far back as the Manyo period, plum blossoms have been a representative flower of Japan, and have been featured in many poems, often expressing the delicate sensibilities of appreciating the four seasons. Their fragrance has also been used in traditional Japanese incense (neriko) since ancient times, and they have been beloved since ancient times.

Manufacturer: Nippon Kodo

[Ingredients] Tab powder, fragrance

[How to Use] Light the tip of the incense stick, extinguish the flame, and let it smolder. Use a non-flammable container such as an incense burner. Please be careful when handling fire.

Made in: Japan