Jinkoh Juzan Aloeswood Incense Sticks meta-filter-Type-mahjong Thus the symbol expresses a

Thus the symbol expresses a sacred moment of creation

This exquisite card case is crafted using old wooden building material from the famous Buddhist temple in Japan - Kin-Kakuji - The Golden Pavilion

The wind bell is in the style of a zen temple bell

The use and tradition of Japanese incense has evolved over fifteen centuries from it's humble beginnings

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Jinkoh Juzan Aloeswood Incense Sticks meta-filter-Type-mahjong Thus the symbol expresses aWe Say From Nippon Kodo's 'Exceptional Quality' range, this Aloeswood Incense has an incredibly pure and sophisticated scent, which promotes deep relaxation and meditation. Aloeswood, or Jinkoh as it's called in Japan, forms during a unique and mysterious process that takes hundreds of years. It is the most prized incense wood, and it's exotic scent is mostly unknown in the west. Comes in a beautifully packaged presentation box with Japanese handmade