Baieido Kobunboku (102, 108, 505, 500)

Wa no Kaori Incense Verified independent store

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The name comes from a beautiful name for plum blossoms, which were praised as "flowers of peace that love literature" according to a Chinese legend. It is a masterpiece that uses a n abundance of natural fragrances, including sandalwood, cinnamon, and bornole. The incense "Kobunboku," created 100 years ago, is loved not only throughout Japan but also by fans overseas. The lingering fragrance is sweet, not cloying. Also available in: Kobunboku Regular Type in Gift Box Kobunboku Regular Type in Red-Lacquered Resin Box Kobunboku Regular Type in Paulownia Box Kobunboku Long Type Kobunboku Mini Stick KEITA MARUYAMA Kobunboku KEITA MARUYAMA Kobunboku Paper Tube Show more