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Edonishiki Iki Incense

Edonishiki Iki incense is handcrafted from Japanese Binchō-tan charcoal, which creates less smoke than usual when it’s burned, typical of Japanese incense. The unique fragrance is a fruity mix of sweet and sour, with contrasting notes of spicy cinnamon and soothing vanilla. 

Developed by Nippon Kodo (a company founded over 4 centuries ago) to represent some of the fragrances typically associated with the Japanese Edo period, from 1603 CE to 1868 CE. It was founded by Tokugawa Ieyasu, so it was often referred to as the Tokugawa period too, and it was a time famous for its Samurai warriors. 

The incense comes in a specially designed box with a grey and white Edo Kumon design. This is a traditional repetitive pattern that was popular with the Samurai, who claimed it represented the qualities of self-confidence and strength. 

Edonishiki Tsuya Incense from this range also available.

Number of Sticks: 220
Burn Time Per Stick: c. 25 Minutes
Net Weight of Incense: c. 90g
Length of Sticks: c. 140mm Long
Dimensions of Box: W- 7.3cm x L - 5.5cm x D - 5.1cm 






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