Daijo-Koh Byakudan Sandalwood Incense (350 sticks) rock oolong this unique art form became

this unique art form became a favored practice of the ancient elite

Its extraordinary appearance is unmistakable: elongated

Origin: Fuding

Also shown with the Prendre Sugar Pot

Daijo-Koh Byakudan Sandalwood Incense (350 sticks) rock oolong this unique art form becameThe elegance of pure sandalwood evokes the profound simplicity of our visits to temples throughout Japan where long incense sticks are placed in ceremonial containers filled with sand. NIPPON KODO established 1575 Without question, Japan creates some of the finest incense in the world. Used in ceremonies, at home or in temples, the burning of incense serves to purify, provide offerings to the spirit world or carry messages to the heavens. Nippon