This Japanese incense collection features compact incense sticks nestled in a Kiri (paulownia) wood box, each carefully crafted to evoke the essence of an ancient Japanese capital's fragrance.
Sumi (Japanese Charcoal Ink) A clear and crisp fragrance inspired by the ink used in Japanese calligraphy. Main fragrances: Sandalwood, Musk, Borneol
Chikurin (Bamboo Forest) A cool and refreshing fragrance that evokes the tranquility and freshness of a bamboo grove. Main fragrances: Lily of the valley, Cyclamen, Bergamot
Koto (Ancient Capital) A luxurious, sweet fragrance that evokes the grandeur of an ancient capital from times long past. Main fragrances: Sandalwood, Amber, Oakmoss
Ume (Plum Bloosoms) This fragrance evokes the freshness and sweet-sourness of plum blossoms in early spring. Main fragrances: Lilac, Clove
Hasu (Lotus) An airy yet profound scent, evoking images of lotus flowers gracefully adrift in a tranquil pond within a serene Japanese garden. Main fragrances: Borneol, Lotus, Bergamot
Kinmokusei (Fragrant Olive) This scent draws its inspiration from the exquisite aroma of Kinmokusei (Fragrant Olive), a fragrance cherished in Japan since the Edo era for its elegant sweetness. Main fragrances: Sandalwood, Geranium, Mint
Mokuren (Magnolia) Pure and noble scent, evoking the elegance of the magnolia blossom. Main fragrances: Sandalwood, Magnolia, Lychee
Kousaido
Kosaikado founded in 1994, located on Kyoto's Karasuma Street, is a Japanese incense manufacturer offerings an extensive selection of incense, fragrances, and cosmetics designed for everyday use.
