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For those who are unfamiliar, Japanese incense is traditionally made without the bamboo stick. Instead, ingredients are blended together and bound with natural ingredients and water. The resulting paste is then extruded and allowed to dry, resulting in a stick of pure incense.

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We have just restocked the Assorted Waboku ​​Incense Set. This series set brings together three different types of traditional Japanese woods - Hinoki (Cypress Incense), Keyaki (Zelvoka), and Kusunoki (Camphor Incense). Each distinct type of wood scent Japanese incense brings forth the calm and stillness of Japanese forests and transports you to the heart of ancient Japan. Camphor Tree, Incense Packaging, Hinoki Cypress, Japanese Forest, Ancient Japan, Ceramic Incense Holder, Japanese Incense, Ceramic Rings, The Calm

We have just restocked the Assorted Waboku ​​Incense Set. This series set brings together three different types of traditional Japanese woods - Hinoki (Cypress Incense), Keyaki (Zelvoka), and Kusunoki (Camphor Incense). Each distinct type of wood scent Japanese incense brings forth the calm and stillness of Japanese forests and transports you to the heart of ancient Japan.

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