Created under the Hachiya Family Tradition, Head Family of the Shinoryu Kōdō (Shino School of Incense). A distinctive incense characterized by the sharp, refined bitterness of aromatic woods — dignified and memorable in its depth. Presented in an Akebono Jar, featuring a soft silhouette and a gentle combination of dawn-inspired hues, sealed with layered Japanese paper. Each jar is handmade, so slight variations in color and pattern reflect the individuality of the craft. Also ideal as a refined gift. About Nerikō (Kneaded Incense): A traditional Japanese incense made by blending fine aromatic powders with honey or plum pulp, then aging the mixture in a jar to cultivate a mellow, layered fragrance. Referenced in Heian-period literature as takimono, nerikō remains a cherished element in tea ceremonies and the art of kōdō.
