item with gift Awaji Baikundo incense sandalwood incense flower paulownia old mountain sandalwood natural incense stick New Bon festival mourning

Incense sticks for gifts. Offering incense sticks. Incense stick gift. Japanese natural sandalwood scented incense sticks to express your feelings during the Obon holidays and mourning holidays. A gift incense stick made from the highest quality natural sandalwood. First anniversary, third anniversary, New Bon Festival, First Bon Festival, and offering incense sticks. Gift setting, front page [Gobutsuzen] is used to offer to Butsuzen for all Buddhist services from the 49th day onwards. [Goryomae] is used for offerings in front of the spirit during wakes, funerals, funeral ceremonies, and Buddhist services held up to the 49th day, such as the first 7th day. [Gotoku] can be used to offer to all Buddhist services regardless of the timing of the 49th day. Package: Paulownia Box/Package Size: Length 18.7cm x Height 4.7cm x Width 13cm. Production area: Japan (Awaji Island, the home of incense stick manufacturing) / Shape: Gift incense for Buddhist ceremonies. Healing incense/Length: Approximately 14cm/Burning time: Approximately 30 minutes/Contents: 100g Sandalwood incense sticks for gifts Incense stick gift mourning condolence incense stick sandalwood incense flower tree (in paulownia box) Awaji Umekundo. For those who like natural things, we offer natural sandalwood incense made from Awaji Island. This incense stick is a gentle and carefully crafted bundle of sandalwood incense packed in a paulownia box. Manufactured by Awaji Umekundo, which boasts a history of over 100 years since its establishment. We continue to make incense sticks using long-standing traditional methods. Japan's largest incense producing region, accounting for 70% of the nation's production, is located on the west coast of Awaji Island. Among them, Ei is one of the 100 best scented landscapes and is home to the only incense shops in the country. We carefully manufacture and deliver our incense sticks in a location on Prefectural Route 31 facing west, which takes advantage of the westerly wind and is suitable for making good incense sticks. If you are looking for incense sticks for presents, gifts, or presents, please entrust your feelings to your loved ones with the scent of Awaji Umekundo's carefully selected incense sticks.