About

Kunjudo

Based on the island of Awaji - believed to be the ancient birthplace of Japanese incense - Kunjudo has long been home to some of the foremost pioneers of fragrance. These experts' exploration of aromatic frontiers led to the creation of their distinctive and beautiful HA KO Paper Incense, leaves crafted from washi paper and infused with the scents of nature, and the innovative AROMA Cord.

Awaji, Japan

Quantity

Quantity:

30 incense sticks included

Dimensions

Dimensions:

Each stick measures 5.3 inches

Box measure 6 x 1.75 in

Care + Use

Care + Use:

Light the tip of the incense and blow out the flame immediately, allowing the incense to smolder. Each stick burns approximately 25 mins.

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Reminiscent Flowers Incense

$ 26.00

An ode to the ephemeral beauty of the changing seasons and the beloved blossoms of Japanese gardens that usher them in, each incense carries the fragrance of flora reminiscent of the corresponding season. With a gentle note of sumi ink, the aromas invite you to admire the flowers from traditional Nihonga painter Ayuko Sadaie’s perspective, as she sits admiring her garden while painting the botanical beauty she sees. Her masterful paintings grace the packaging of each incense, with the full collection reveals her full painting. Embrace seasonality and the opportunity it brings to revel in new blossoms and appreciate nature from a fresh perspective.

Daphne (spring)- A light sweet floral fragrance with green undertones
Magnolia (late spring)- An elegant sweet fragrance reminiscent of milky magnolia petals
Wisteria (early summer)- A classic powdery floral fragrance
Lotus (mid-summer)- A humid sweet summery fragrance
Osmanthus (autumn)- A sweet earthy floral fragrance with a fruity undertone
Daffodil (winter)- A cool, deep floral fragrance