Japanese Incense

Incense use became popular in Japan first through the influence of Buddhism imported from China. This is because Buddhist rituals slowly began to replace Shinto (Japan's indigenous religion) rituals that were part of state functions and imperial court ceremony. By the end of the Muromachi period (1336-1573) in Japan, "listening to incense" became an established art form called Koh-do. Japanese incense as you would expect has a very refined character producing light wispy almost smokeless scents, whilst supplying a big olfactory hit!

Japanese Camomile Incense Stick

Japanese camomile 16cm incense stick.

£0.25

Japanese Frankincense Incense Stick

Japanese frankincense 16cm incense stick.

£0.25

Japanese Jasmine Incense Stick

Japanese jasmine 16cm incense stick.

£0.25

Japanese Lavender Incense Stick

Japanese lavender 16cm incense stick.

£0.25

Japanese Orange Incense Stick

Japanese orange 16cm incense stick.

£0.25

Japanese Patchouli Incense Stick

Japanese patchouli 16cm incense stick.

£0.25

Japanese Sandalwood Incense Stick

Japanese sandalwood 16cm incense stick

£0.25

Japanese Vanilla Incense Stick

Japanese vanilla 16cm incense stick.

£0.25