Hyakuraku Assortment (12 types) Amber incense | Kousaido
€10,95
Hyakuraku Assortment (12 types) Amber
This is a trial assortment set of the very popular Hyakuraku.
The encounter with your favorite scent begins.
[Amber] Magnolia, jasmine, vanilla, marine, agarwood, sandalwood, palo santo, coffee, green tea, bamboo, camphor, bergamot
Contents
1 bottle of each of the 12 types (magnolia, jasmine, vanilla, marine, agarwood, sandalwood, palo santo, coffee, green tea, bamboo, camphor, bergamot)
A high-quality incense made from carefully selected natural sandalwood and other ingredients. It is a long type, so it can be used in front of the altar or in the room.
Stick length | 13.6cm
Burn time | Approx 20-30 minutes
( Burn time listed above may vary with conditions )
Made in Japan
Instructions and cautions for use of incense.
- Light only one end of the incense and gently blow out the flame for smoldering.
- Always place the burning incense securely in or onto an appropriate heat-resistant and non-flammable burner or holder with an ash catcher.
- Because ash falling outside of the burner could be hot enough to cause a hazard, make sure all incense ash falls on a fireproof surface.
- Keep both unlit and burning incense out of reach of children, pets, and any other innocent curiosity.
- Avoid storing the incense under high temperature, high humidity, or direct sunshine.
- Take proper fire safety precautions and never leave burning incense unattended.
- Light only one end of the incense and gently blow out the flame for smoldering.
- Always place the burning incense securely in or onto an appropriate heat-resistant and non-flammable burner or holder with an ash catcher.
- Because ash falling outside of the burner could be hot enough to cause a hazard, make sure all incense ash falls on a fireproof surface.
- Keep both unlit and burning incense out of reach of children, pets, and any other innocent curiosity.
- Avoid storing the incense under high temperature, high humidity, or direct sunshine.
- Take proper fire safety precautions and never leave burning incense unattended.