Taoru-ko incense sticks, Laoshan-danko, sandalwood scent, smoke flows downward, stylish Nagarekawa incense cone type, 25 pieces (Laoshan-danko)

25 cone-type incense sticks made from plant mucilage. The longer they are stored, the better the fragrance. Store away from moisture, unpleasant odors, and direct sunlight. Cone-type incense sticks measure approximately 1.5cm wide and 5.5cm high. Please note that as this is a direct import product manufactured overseas, the incense box and iron tin may have some dents or dents. Minor scratches may be present. Incense sticks allow the smoke to flow downwards. To burn incense sticks, light them from the tip, just like regular incense sticks. While you can burn them in an incense holder designed for regular incense sticks, we recommend enjoying the flow of smoke in a burner specifically designed for incense sticks. This time, we have sourced high-quality incense sticks, carefully crafted using ancient methods using natural materials. This cone-type incense stick contains 25 pieces, enough for approximately one month. It is said that storing in a dry place allows the incense's fragrance to mature and develop a more refined aroma. The defining feature of incense sticks is that the smoke does not rise, but rather flows downwards. Once you burn this incense, you'll find it addictive. Taoru-koh is also known as Ryusenkoh (Flowing River Incense) or Gyakuryu Taki (Backflowing Waterfall Incense Burner). Usually, the cones are poorly made and can tip over while burning. This high-quality incense cone is carefully crafted to minimize tipping, and is sold in an iron tin to maintain its shape. Enjoy not only the aroma but also the visual appeal of the incense smoke drifting downwards. It's also a recommended item for yoga and meditation. This incense is crafted according to traditional methods based on ancient principles and cellar-based aging techniques. We prioritize quality over quantity, so we carefully select high-quality natural ingredients and package only the finest quality. We never compromise on quality. The fragrance deepens over time, so please store the incense in a cool place, away from humidity and direct sunlight. Laoshan Sandalwood Incense. Roudan Danko (Roudan Danko) is an incense made with carefully selected sandalwood, also known as white sandalwood. Sandalwood, originally sourced primarily in Mysore, southern India, is now commonly sourced from China. Sandalwood is characterized by its warm fragrance. It has a subtle sweetness, but the lingering scent is not overly sweet, possessing a refreshing summer breeze. Sandalwood was once used in religious ceremonies as a fragrance to guide the deceased to the afterlife, and was therefore used in temples. We hope you will try this high-quality incense.

25 pieces of torrent incense cone, made of plant mucilage. The longer it is stored, the better the fragrance will improve. Store away from moisture, unpleasant odors, and direct sunlight. Cone-type torrent incense measures approximately 1.5cm wide and 5.5cm high. Torrent incense is incense that allows the smoke to drift downwards. To use overflow incense, light the tip of the stick and burn it, just like regular cone incense. While you can enjoy it in an incense holder designed for burning regular cones, we recommend using a burner specifically designed for overflow incense to enjoy the flow of smoke. This time, we purchased high-quality overflow incense, carefully crafted using ancient methods using natural materials. This cone-type incense contains 25 pieces, approximately a one-month supply. *As this is a direct import product from overseas, the incense box and iron tin may be slightly crushed or dented. Please note that minor scratches may occur. Storing in a dry place is said to allow the incense's fragrance to mature and develop a more refined aroma. The most distinctive feature of overflow incense is that the smoke from the incense stick flows downwards, rather than rising. Burning this incense is addictive. Overflow incense is also known as flowing river incense or a reverse waterfall incense burner. Cones are usually poorly made, and they can fall over while burning. These high-quality incense cones are carefully crafted to minimize tipping, housed in iron tins to prevent them from losing their shape. Enjoy the aroma and visual impact of the incense smoke drifting downwards. They're also a recommended item for yoga and meditation. This incense is crafted using traditional methods based on ancient principles and cellar-based aging techniques. Prioritizing quality over quantity, we carefully select the finest natural ingredients and only select the finest quality for packaging. No compromises on quality are made. The fragrance deepens over time, so please store the incense in a cool place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Laoshan Sandalwood Incense. Laoshan Sandalwood Incense (roudandan) is incense made using carefully selected fragrant sandalwood, also known as sandalwood. Sandalwood, also known as Byakudan, was primarily produced in the region of Mysore in southern India, but today, much of the wood is produced in China. Sandalwood is characterized by its warm fragrance. It is commonly used in incense in Japan and is also widely used in temples in China and Tibet. While it produces a fair amount of smoke, the scent is not overpowering and conveys a natural warmth, as if you are enveloped in nature. It also has a slight sweetness, but the lingering scent is not too sweet, possessing a refreshing summer breeze. Sandalwood was once used in religious ceremonies as a scent that would transport the dead to the afterlife, and is therefore often used in temples. We hope you will try this high-quality incense.