From the All Natural range. Essential oil and wood powder only, with no synthetic fragrance, pressed into twenty sticks of single origin material. Kitayama cedar from Keihoku in Kyoto, the timber used in tea houses.Every Kousaido incense is blended and...

Sense of Incense is Kousaido's contemporary line. Plain modern packaging over the same Kyoto blending. Japanese cypress with pine.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense making has been centred since the craft was formalised in...

Sense of Incense is Kousaido's contemporary line. Plain modern packaging over the same Kyoto blending. Sandalwood from India and Indonesia.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense making has been centred since the craft was formalised...

Ten incense cones with a holder included. Cones give a fuller throw than sticks over a shorter burn. Natural sandalwood.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense making has been centred since the craft was formalised...

Incense cones on a sandalwood base. Cones burn more intensely than sticks and leave no ash trail, which suits a smaller room. Frankincense resin.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense making has been centred since...

Incense cones on a sandalwood base. Cones burn more intensely than sticks and leave no ash trail, which suits a smaller room. White sage.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense making has been centred since...

Incense cones on a sandalwood base. Cones burn more intensely than sticks and leave no ash trail, which suits a smaller room. Palo santo.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense making has been centred since...

Sanshisuimei means purple mountains and clear water. It is Kousaido's landscape series, each scent drawn from a place in Kyoto. Thirty sticks in a paulownia wood box. Kamo no Seseragi is the murmur of the Kamo river.Every Kousaido incense is...

Sanshisuimei means purple mountains and clear water. It is Kousaido's landscape series, each scent drawn from a place in Kyoto. Thirty sticks in a paulownia wood box. Saga no Asagiri is the morning mist over the bamboo groves of Sagano.Every...

Hanga takes its packaging from Japanese woodblock printing, with a different print for every scent. An incense dish and holder are included. Ten woodblock print scents with dish and holder included.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where...

Sense of Incense is Kousaido's contemporary line. Plain modern packaging over the same Kyoto blending. Three scents with a holder in modern packaging.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense making has been centred since the...

Hyakurakukou is Kousaido's everyday incense line. Forty slim sticks arrive in a slide box with a small holder tucked inside, so nothing else is needed to start. Each stick burns for roughly 25 minutes. Nine Hyakurakukou scents with a long...

A Kyoto incense assortment presented as a gift set with each scent boxed separately inside. Haisaibi draws on kasane no irome, the classical Japanese art of layered colour. Three scents. Aoi, Shion and Koubai.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed...

A Kyoto incense assortment presented as a gift set with each scent boxed separately inside. Seidou no Hana brings together three scents. Umi no Kaori, Tsuki no Kaori and Hana no Kaori.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto,...

A gift assortment of short Kyoto incense sticks, less smoke throughout, presented in a paulownia box. Five short stick scents. Nenju, Mihotoke no Kaze, Towa no Kaori, Saihou no Seiza and Tenku no Kaori.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed...

A gift assortment of short Kyoto incense sticks, less smoke throughout, presented in a paulownia box. Nine scents. Hakubai, yaezakura, Somei Yoshino, momiji, sarasouju, sandalwood, gion, mizu and keyaki.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese incense...

A Kyoto incense from Kousaido, blended and pressed in the old capital. This is the less smoke formulation the house developed over years of research, giving a fragrance that lingers while producing very little smoke. The four seasonal scents with...

A Kyoto incense from Kousaido, blended and pressed in the old capital. This is the less smoke formulation the house developed over years of research, giving a fragrance that lingers while producing very little smoke. Four seasonal scents with one...

Waboku is solid wood incense with no bamboo core, so what reaches you is the wood itself. Twenty five pieces, each burning cleanly to ash. All three woods together. Hinoki cypress, keyaki zelkova and kusunoki camphor.Every Kousaido incense is blended...

Waboku is solid wood incense with no bamboo core, so what reaches you is the wood itself. Twenty five pieces, each burning cleanly to ash. Hinoki, the Japanese cypress used in bathhouses and shrines.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed...

Sandalwood incense in a paulownia wood box from a Kyoto house working in the tradition of incense appreciation that dates to the Muromachi period. Mysore sandalwood from India, the finest grade, refreshing rather than heavy.Every Kousaido incense is blended and...

Sandalwood incense in a paulownia wood box from a Kyoto house working in the tradition of incense appreciation that dates to the Muromachi period. Sandalwood in long sticks, 110 to the box.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto,...

Top quality sandalwood presented in a paulownia wood box. Natural sandalwood powder is generously blended for the clean sweetness the wood is prized for. Top quality sandalwood in short sticks. 12g.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where...

From the All Natural range. Essential oil and wood powder only, with no synthetic fragrance, pressed into twenty sticks of single origin material. Palo santo from Peru with Indian copal.Every Kousaido incense is blended and pressed in Kyoto, where Japanese...