Baieido Japanese temple incenses, 70gr
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This is Baieido Temple incenses. 4 versions:
#501: Kai Un Koh Temple. Kai Un Koh means "Good Fortune Incense". It is spicy and rich in Vietnamese aloeswood and high quality sandalwood.
#502: Kobunboku Temple. Main ingredients: Sandalwood, Cassia, Clove. Good for meditation practice. Kobunboku means "Plum Blossom". "Ko" means Nice, "Bun" means Elegant, "Boku" means Wood or Tree. The name refers to Plum Blossom Tree, otherwise known as "The Flower of Peace".
#507: Kun Sho Temple. This is traditional blend of aloeswood and sandalwood, with incense herbs and spices.
#509: Shu Koh Koku Temple.Shu koh koku means "Gathering of Fragrant Countries". It contains high quality sandalwood and Vietnamese aloeswood in a blend of herbs and spices.
All types comes in 75gr with 20 sticks per box. 1 stick burns around 2 hours.
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