Hinoki-røkelse med holder / Hinoki Incense with Holder

Produktbeskrivelse (English below)

La hjemmet fylles med den rolige og naturlige duften av japansk hinoki.

Hinoki er en japansk sypress som i århundrer har vært brukt til templer, bad og tradisjonell arkitektur.

Den karakteristiske treduften er frisk, varm og beroligende, og forbindes ofte med japanske skoger, varme bad og følelsen av ro.

Denne røkelsen er laget i Japan av erfarne håndverkere med lange tradisjoner innen røkelsesproduksjon.

Den naturlige duften passer perfekt til avslapning, yoga, meditasjon eller rolige stunder hjemme.

Røkelsen avgir en svak og behagelig duft også før den tennes.

Ved å justere brennetiden kan du selv velge hvor lenge du ønsker å nyte aromaen.

En vakker duft for deg som elsker natur, tredufter og følelsen av japansk skog og velvære.

Detaljer

Ca. 40 røkelsespinner
Lengde: 14 cm
Brennetid: ca. 25 minutter per pinne

Laget i Japan

Fill your home with the calm and natural fragrance of Japanese hinoki.

Hinoki is a Japanese cypress that has been used for centuries in temples, baths, and traditional architecture.

Its distinctive woody aroma is fresh, warm, and soothing, often associated with Japanese forests, hot baths, and a sense of tranquility.

Made in Japan by skilled artisans with a long tradition of incense making, this incense is ideal for relaxation, yoga, meditation, or simply enjoying a peaceful moment at home.

The incense releases a subtle fragrance even before it is lit.

By adjusting the burning time, you can choose how long and how intensely you wish to enjoy the aroma.

A beautiful fragrance for anyone who loves nature, woody scents, and the calming atmosphere of Japanese forests.

Details

Approx. 40 incense sticks
Length: 14 cm
Burning time: approx. 25 minutes per stick

Made in Japan

kr249.00

In stock

Description

Nippon Kodo: History, Development, and Key Features

1. History and Development
Nippon Kodo is one of Japan’s most renowned manufacturers of incense and aromatic wood products, with a history spanning over 400 years. The company traces its origins back to the Edo period and the legendary incense master, Sumiyoshi Saburoemon Jyuemon, who served under prominent figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu.

Key historical milestones:

1575: Sumiyoshi Saburoemon Jyuemon, a master of incense, established the foundation of Nippon Kodo’s incense-making techniques.
Early 20th century: The company that would become Nippon Kodo was founded, evolving from its traditional roots.
Mid-20th century: After World War II, Nippon Kodo resumed production and expanded its market both domestically and internationally.
1955: Officially established as Nippon Kodo Co., Ltd.
Present day: Nippon Kodo is the largest incense manufacturer in Japan, exporting its products worldwide and diversifying into various aromatic and fragrance sectors.

2. Key Features Nippon Kodo is known for its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation in incense production.

Traditional Craftsmanship:
Nippon Kodo’s incense is crafted using techniques passed down through centuries. The company uses natural ingredients such as sandalwood (byakudan) and agarwood (jinko), which have been cherished in Japanese culture for religious ceremonies and the enjoyment of nobility.

Main Product Lines:

Incense sticks: Nippon Kodo’s core product, with lines ranging from household use to ceremonial offerings. Popular brands include Seiun and Kohrozan.
Aromatic woods: Products made from premium agarwood and sandalwood, appealing to connoisseurs of traditional Japanese incense culture.
Fragrances: Nippon Kodo also offers modern fragrance products such as perfumes and diffusers, catering to contemporary lifestyles.

3. Modern Initiatives While preserving tradition, Nippon Kodo continues to innovate by creating products that promote relaxation and healing through the power of scent. The company also emphasizes environmental sustainability in its production processes.

Nippon Kodo is actively involved in promoting and preserving the rich history and culture of Japanese incense, both domestically and internationally.