Kōya Maki - Incenese

Kōya Maki - InceneseMaki is an evergreen native to Japan. Mount Kya, the location of the main temple of Shingon Buddhism, is known for the forest of maki trees. The tree branches are used as an offering to the temple. The clean, refreshing scent of maki reminds you of the deep forest of mythic Mount Kya, and is ideal for relaxing and unwinding. Specifications Box contains approx. 230 3" sticks Each short stick burns approx. 15 minutes Made in Japan Who Makes It Kyasan

red and green ones are in "Edo braid" style

These stackable bowls are versatile and good for salad

it also works as a Christmas tree ornament

A Note about Kan’nyū (Crackle Glaze)

100 safe and easy to hold

The stuffed bird has one of its favorite foods on the belly: small freshwater crabs

6⅝" x 2⅜" x ¼”

A set of 2 pairs of same size socks

different from a glossy glaze of gray and dark colored mugs

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one of the greatest artists of Japan who had a significant impact on the Impressionists