Japanese Incense Sticks Nippon Oedo-Koh Aloeswood

Japanese incense sticks with aloeswood fragrance - a deep, warm scent with resinous, subtly sweet, and gently powdery notes from the premium Oedo-Koh collection.

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Product description Japanese Incense Sticks Nippon Oedo-Koh Aloeswood

The Oedo-Koh incense sticks belong to the premium collection by Nippon Kodo, inspired by the life and culture of historic Edo, modern-day Tokyo. Six unique scents will transport you to the atmosphere of old Japan — its traditional festivals, blossoming parks, bustling streets, and tranquil tea houses.

They are crafted by Japanese master perfumers in Tokyo, drawing on a long-standing tradition of incense making. The elegant packaging is equally noteworthy, featuring traditional Japanese motifs and housing the sticks in a paulownia wood box along with a small pewter incense holder.

What does Oedo-Koh Aloeswood smell like?

Agarwood, also known as oud or aloeswood, was among the most precious aromatic materials in ancient Japan. Its captivating scent was particularly beloved by the aristocracy and the wealthy classes. The rare wood was so highly valued that it became a symbol of wealth and refined taste. Oedo-Koh Aloeswood enchants with a deep, warm fragrance featuring subtly resinous, slightly sweet, and softly powdery notes. The rich woody aroma with an elegant, perfume-like quality creates a calm, almost ceremonial atmosphere that invites you to slow down and savor every moment.

Why choose Oedo-Koh Aloeswood incense sticks?

Aloeswood fragrance - a deep, warm scent with subtly resinous, slightly sweet, and softly powdery notes
Oedo-Koh collection - inspired by the atmosphere of old Edo, Japan's capital during the shogunate era, now known as Tokyo
Compact length of approx. 5.7 cm - shorter than standard incense sticks, yet with a pleasant burn time of approximately 12 minutes
Paulownia wood box - decorated with Japanese motifs inspired by historic art
Pewter holder included - its design is reminiscent of the stone pavements of old Edo
Japanese manufacturer Nippon Kodo: One of the most respected Japanese incense brands with over 400 years of tradition

Nippon Kodo – over 400 years of Japanese fragrance tradition

Nippon Kodo is one of the most respected and renowned incense manufacturers in the world. Their story began over 400 years ago, when master perfumers created aromatic compositions for the Japanese imperial court. Deep knowledge of precious woods, herbs, and natural aromatic materials has been passed down from generation to generation, forming the foundation of everything Nippon Kodo creates to this day. Every stick carries a piece of that tradition — precise craftsmanship, finely balanced fragrances, and the distinctly Japanese sensitivity for harmony and detail.

How to use incense sticks?

Light the tip of the stick and let it glow for a moment.
Extinguish the flame with a quick wave of your hand.
Place the stick in a dedicated incense holder or insert it into sand.
Once the stick has finished burning, ventilate the room.

Find our tips on how to choose the right incense sticks for you on our blog.

Safety warning: Never leave a burning incense stick unattended. Do not use incense sticks near flammable objects. Do not inhale the smoke directly. Keep out of reach of children.

* Information for business partners: Wholesale packaging contains 6 boxes of incense sticks.

Parameters

Approximate stick burning time [min] 12

Scent Agarwood

Package - quoted price is for Box

Bamboo splinter (medium) No

Stick length [cm] 5.7

Number of pcs in package 60.0

Brand Nippon Oedo-Koh

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