Koyasan Daishido Meiko Koya Reiko Incense Sticks Offering Buddhist Altars Temple Scent Large Box Approximately 350 Length 13.5 cm Made Japan

Brand Introduction: The Incense of Mount Koya "Koya Reiko" Koya Reiko features a gentle fragrance made from natural ingredients that calms the mind and promotes relaxation. It is ideal for those who wish to avoid artificial scents or enjoy a deep, natural aroma. ✅ "When it comes to Mount Koya incense, it's 'Meiko Koya Reiko'" A beloved incense associated with many temples in Mount Koya. Recommended for those who want to enjoy the authentic scent of temple incense at home. ✅ "Five Fragrance Blend | Centered on Agarwood, Sandalwood, Clove, Camphor, and Turmeric" Carefully crafted using only natural aromatic materials, centered on the five fragrances (Agarwood, Sandalwood, Clove, Camphor, Turmeric) recorded in ancient scriptures from India, the birthplace of Buddhism. Perfect for those seeking traditional incense passed down through generations. ✅ "Calm and Mysterious Aroma Reminiscent of Temples" The fragrance evokes a calm and mysterious atmosphere reminiscent of traditional temples. Made with only natural fragrances, it offers a gentle and simple scent, making it suitable for those who are sensitive to strong perfume or floral scents. ✅ "Suitable Incense for Altars, Graves, and Ancestors' Memorials" This incense is appropriate for offerings to Buddha, memorials for ancestors, and various Buddhist occasions such as death anniversaries, Obon, and Higan. Recommended for those who wish to use authentic Mount Koya incense alongside household altar supplies. ✅ "Rich White Smoke that Rises Steadily | Ensure Ventilation During Use" When lit, it produces a pure white smoke that rises steadily, spreading the fragrance to purify the space. Since it generates a significant amount of smoke, please ensure proper ventilation, such as opening windows, especially in apartments or rooms where ventilation is difficult. A product that carries on the essence of traditional Buddhist incense into modern times.