KOSAIDO | JAPANESE INCENSE - Murasaki No Yuka

A sweet and sad scent like a haze fluttering at dusk in Murasakino. I minted sandalwood, moonshita incense, jasmine, etc. Kaori Murasaki. 

Product details

"Yamashi Mizumei" is surrounded by mountains like Nishijinori that change color every season, and Kyoto embraces a clear river that retains the remnants of Yuzen-ryo. It is a series that puts such a natural scent on incense. "The sunset of the purple field" is a purple incense that depicts the sunset of the purple field faintly extinguished purple. A sexy scent with the scent of violet added to the sweetness of fruit. It comes in a paulownia box that is suitable for storage.

30 incense sticks in Kiri wood box
Stick length | 7cm

Burn time | 15 -17 minutes

Made in Kyoto, Japan. 

Instructions and Safety Precautions for Incense Use

• Light only one end of the incense stick or cone, then gently blow out the flame to allow it to smolder.

• Always place burning incense in a stable, heat-resistant, and non-flammable holder designed to catch falling ash.

• Ensure all ash falls onto a fireproof surface, as it may remain hot and pose a fire risk.

• Keep both lit and unlit incense out of reach of children, pets, and anything prone to accidental contact.

• Store incense in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and excessive heat.

• Never leave burning incense unattended, and always observe proper fire safety measures.