Nippon Kodo Premium Hana-No-Hana Incense

Hana-no-Hana was created in 1911 by Yujiro Kito, a gifted incense master in the Meiji Era, who fused Japanese incense-making technique with the Western perfume culture. More than 100 years after its birth, Hana-no-Hana continues to be loved by many people even today, as having laid the foundation for modern-day floral incense. The way to enjoy Hana-no-Hana is to relish the nokoriga, or lingering fragrance that hangs faintly in the air after the incense has been burned.

• Includes: 3 fragrances using high quality Sandalwood, 30 sticks total with a ceramic holder
• Burn time: 10 minutes
• Scents:
  • Luxuriant Rose – Roses that are blossoming in full glory, in a dazzling and splendid manner. An awe-inspiring and elegant world broadens.
  • Fresh Lily – White lilies blossoming gracefully in a field. A mildly sweet fragrance that spreads pleasantly.
  • Lovely Violet – Violets blossoming delicately and innocently. Its sweet and rich fragrance is attractive.
• Directions: Light the tip of the incense stick, then blow out the flame to produce a delicate wisp of smoke. Place it in the burner, and your room will be quickly filled with a special fragrance. Avoid drafty areas such as open windows so that ashes will not be scattered. Place the burner on a tray.
• Made in Japan