Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber
Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber

Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber

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Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber, made in Japan

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     3-5 business days for other countries via DHL

This item is shipped from our warehouse in France.

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Data sheet

Product origin made in Japan
Fragrance cinnamon and amber
Number of sticks 100
Length of the sticks 24,5 cm

Description

Box of 100 long-lasting incense sticks, EIJU MEIKO, Cinnamon and Amber, made in Japan

Eiju Meiko incenses are long-lasting incenses, they last about 75 minutes.

Kodo is the Japanese art of appreciating perfumes. It is one of the three traditional arts with the tea ceremony and ikebana. During a kodo ceremony, the participants "listen" to the fragrances exhaled by scented woods burnt according to rules codified at the end of the 14th century.

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