Paper Incense HA KO/Black Box Sleep, 6 sheets

Leaf-shaped incense made of Japanese paper

Leaf-shaped incense, HA KO, is a new type of paper incense that spreads fragrance when placed and burned. The leaf-shaped incense, HA KO, is a new type of paper incense that spreads its fragrance when placed on the paper.

Various ways to enjoy

The fragrance is rich even when left on the plate, and can be enjoyed for up to 3 months, changing with the temperature. You can put it on your bedside table or at the entrance of your house to feel a little bit of nature as if you brought home fallen leaves.

When burned as incense, the fragrance permeates the entire space with a smoky smoke like a bonfire. (One piece burns for about 5~7 minutes. (Each piece burns for approximately 5~7 minutes. While burning, it has deodorant and antibacterial effects.)

It can also be used as incense to attach to a letter. It can also be used as a letter incense to accompany a letter, or wrapped in a gift for congratulatory occasions or incense offering.

NEW BLACK

BLACK is an unprecedented fragrance created by lavishly blending a variety of natural essential oils to suit each purpose. This stylish set is black inside and out, making it suitable for a wide range of occasions.

Sleep: Lavender, cedarwood, patchouli

The calmness of a moonlit night when you lie down surrounded by cedarwood trees, as if a breeze is blowing from a distant field of lavender. Patchouli brings a sense of stability as the body sinks into the earth, and sweet nectar and earthy bitterness waft through the tranquility. It is a popular fragrance among men, evoking the image of deep sleep.

KANJUDO

Awaji Island is said to be the birthplace of the history of incense because of its mild climate, which has long nurtured fragrant trees and is suitable for incense production. Since its establishment in 1893, Kunjyudo has been carefully manufacturing quality incense sticks and incense sticks by the hands of selected incense makers and skilled craftsmen. HAKO was born as a result of our daily search for a new way of "incense" that fits in with today's lifestyle, utilizing not only our traditions but also the technical skills we have cultivated over the years.