Japanese Incense Gift Set, with hand-painted paulownia wood box

A gift box designed and assembled by us especially for the holidays, conveying all the delicacy of Japan. This gift box, whose contents is protected by a cardboard box in Japanese washi paper, will also be wrapped in a magnificent square blue fabric brought back from Seoul, dexterously tied using the immutable Korean pojagi technique, with a label and a maedup (decorative knot).

This gift box contains

• A box of traditional Japanese incense with 145 short sticks (9cm long), each burning for around 15 minutes. This subtle incense, whose main note is sandalwood, without frills, evokes the atmosphere and tranquillity of the temples of Kyōto. It was created by Kyukyodo, a venerable stationery and incense house founded in Kyōto in 1663.

• A small mamezara plate in vintage celadon porcelain, sourced in Kyōto to match the rest of the box, and the right size (diameter: 7.5cm) to hold the incense holder and the incense stick.

• A contemporary brass incense holder completes the set.

These objects retain the hand of the craftsman who patiently designed them. They will accompany your daily life, bringing their delicate and refined beauty, while contributing to the preservation of unique craftsmanship.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE : Incense should always be burnt on a support and supervised. Do not leave children alone near it. To light a stick, place a flame near the end and wait for the incense to ignite, then blow gently to extinguish the flame. Be sure to position the stick upright on the incense holder so that the ashes fall into the plate. Extinguish the incense if you have to leave. Keep out of reach of children.

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