Oud al-Hindi: “Silk Road” Aloeswood Oil Lovers of fine Japanese aloeswood incense will have a feast day when they try this oil. Its sharp, rich fragrance is redolent of Baieido’s fine line of Indonesian aloeswoods. Please note that this oud differs significantly from the traditional aloeswood oil on ...
The selection of incense at Blunda is extraordinary, and includes Indian incense, house blend of loose incense similar to Egyptian Khyphi but blended with Native Indian herbs and resins, Koh-Doh tools and accessories (and pretty porcelain incense holders as in the picture above); and high quality Ja ...
Practitioners of koh-do, the centuries-old Japanese art of enjoying and exploring the fragrances of burned incense, follow traditions established as early the 15th century. It’s an elegant art that promotes feelings of peace and tranquility and along with the tea ceremony and ikebana (flower arrangi ...
Have you wanted to try Japanese incense, but were afraid of the possible monetary commitment? Fret no more! Baieido, the premier Japanese incense company, has introduced their "Imagine" line, which is perfect for sampling or gift giving at only $10 per box! Scents available include: Koh (a tradition ...
Until I get this blog going full steam, check out these Internet retailers for Estaban pure Japenese incense and Esteban home fragrances: The widest selection of Esteban is available online here. My favorite is the Esteban leaves collection (” Under the Leaves“), or the Cedar collection (” Esteban C ...
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