KaiUnKoh ("Good Fortune") Japanese incenses, Baieido
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Kai Un Koh means "Good Fortune Incense". In Japanese “kai” means "open", “un” – "luck, fortune", “koh” – "incenses".Main ingredients: sandalwood, agarwood, Borneo camphor, cloves. Few verions:
Comes in 37gr bundles, around 55 sticks per box. Sticks in lenght of 13cm=15,11inches;
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Kai Un Koh means "Good Fortune Incense". In Japanese “kai” means "open", “un” – "luck, fortune", “koh” – "incenses".Main ingredients: sandalwood, agarwood, Borneo camphor, cloves. Few verions:
Comes in 37gr bundles, around 55 sticks per box. Sticks in lenght of 13cm=15,11inches;