Kodo Tool Set (4-Piece) in Tatou Paper The Kodo Tool Set (4-Piece) in Tatou Paper is a compact and practical selection of utensils designed for enjoying Monko, the practice of listening to incense within the tradition of Japanese Kodo. Kodo is a cultivated Japanese art in which incense is gently heated rather than burned, allowing one to appreciate subtle changes in fragrance with quiet attention. In Monko, incense is enjoyed through careful preparation and simple tools, making the choice and handling of utensils an important part of the experience. This four-piece tool set is prepared specifically for Monko use and is suitable for simple incense listening sessions at home. By using these tools, incense can be enjoyed calmly at a chosen time, without the need for a large arrangement of equipment. When handled with care, the tools are designed for long-term use, reflecting the enduring nature of Kodo practice. Set Contents Hai-Osaae (Ash Presser): Approx. 5.91 in (15 cm) Hi-Bashi (Fire Chopsticks): Approx. 6.69 in (17 cm) Ginyo-Hasami (Tongs): Approx. 4.13 in (10.5 cm) Ginyo (Mica Sheet): 1 sheet Package Wrapped in traditional tatou paper Approx. package size: 8.27 x 3.74 x 0.20 in (21 x 9.5 x 0.5 cm) Approx. weight: 55 g With these four essential items, this set allows for casual and approachable Monko sessions whenever desired. It is an accessible choice for those taking their first step into the world of incense appreciation, offering both practicality and a connection to classical Japanese fragrance culture.
