Oedo-Koh – Pine Tree Incense Sticks

Experience the brisk and refreshing aroma of Oedo-Koh Pine Tree Incense Sticks. This refreshing scent transports you to old Edo, where pine trees lined the streets, offering travelers protection and a sense of tranquility. Traditionally, kami (deities) are believed to dwell in evergreen trees, and the pine is revered in Japanese culture for its association with luck and longevity. The word “Matsu” means both “pine” and “wait” (for the deity to descend), making pine a symbol of hope and protection.

Key Features:

• Pure Scent: No bamboo core ensures a clean burning experience with a pure pine aroma.
• Cultural Significance: Evokes the historical and cultural reverence for pine trees in Edo, Japan.
• Value Pack: Includes 60 sticks and a tin incense stand.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for refreshment, relaxation, reading, listening to music, yoga, and bathing.

Specifications:

• Fragrance: Pine Tree
• Burn Time: Approximately 12 minutes per stick
• Quantity: 60 sticks per box
• Includes: Tin incense stand

Transform your space with the crisp and refreshing scent of Oedo-Koh Pine Tree Incense Sticks. Perfect for creating a serene atmosphere, these incense sticks are a must-have for anyone looking to bring a touch of historical elegance and natural beauty into their home.

FAQs:

Q: What is the prominent scent of Oedo-Koh Pine Tree Incense?
A: The prominent scent is pine trees’ brisk and refreshing aroma.

Q: What is the historical significance of pine trees in Edo culture?
A: Pine trees are traditionally believed to house deities and are associated with luck and longevity. They were a common motif in Edo-era woodcuts and are part of traditional New Year’s decorations.

Q: How long does each stick burn?
A: Each stick burns for approximately 12 minutes.