Taro Taniguchi From Japan's oldest island of fragrance Awaji Island, where Japan's first fragrant wood is said to have drifted ashore, boasts the largest production of incense sticks in Japan. Incense masters, called Koh-shi, inherit traditional techniques while pursuing new incense sticks. This product contains 14 types of incense sticks named after popular European names, allowing you to enjoy 14 stories. The included incense holder made of Awaji tile can hold two incense sticks simultaneously, allowing you to discover your own unique rich fragrance through combinations. Through collaborations of different elements such as tradition and innovation, West and East, and two fragrances, we overturn the concept of incense sticks and create moments of peace. Incense sticks that can be enjoyed by people of all ages are also recommended as gifts for loved ones. Information Brand AWAJI ENCENS Technique Incense sticks Material Wood powder, fragrance Box Paper box Caution When burning incense, please use a non-combustible container that can receive ash.Handle fire with extreme care and do not leave it unattended while lit.Not food. Keep out of reach of infants and young children.Do not use for purposes other than intended. Also, ensure adequate ventilation. Note To maintain quality, avoid high temperatures and humidity