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Aloeswood stammer fra en familie af nåletræer, som, når den angribes af en bestemt bakterie, danner en duftende harpiks. I Japan kaldes et sådant 'angrebet' træ for Jinkoh, der betyder 'træ, der synker i vand' fordi det bliver så tungt af harpiks. Denne harpiksrøgelse bruges ved traditionelle japanske ritualer og åbner for en meget rig og kompleks verden af duft, når den brændes.
Eiju Jinkoh Aloeswood incense is a calming and mystical blend of incense created in Japan by Nippon Kodo.
Jinkoh is renowned as being a superior grade of aloeswood that’s used to make high quality incense. The name Jinkoh translates into English as meaning ‘sinking wood’ as this type of aloeswood isn’t able to float like other woods do.
The Eiju Jinkoh Aloeswood incense has a special scent that cleverly combines calming sandalwood and aloeswood with Eastern notes of exotic patchouli. The result is a fragrance that’s slightly spicy and has a mystical quality to it that adds a new dimension to the Jinkoh aloeswood.
This could be a good choice of incense to burn whilst conducting healing work, such as working on raising your vibrations or practicing reiki.
Eiju means ‘long life’ and is the name given to a popular brand of Japanese incense made by Nippon Kodo.
In Japan, Eiju incense is regularly used for religious purposes and is burned during ceremonies and rituals. It doesn’t have to be purely used in such a way though and it works equally effectively used as an incense in the home. There are some gorgeous scents in the product range, including calming and soothing aromas and inspiring and uplifting fragrances.
All the products in the Eiju range come in beautifully designed boxes with lovely colours. The incense sticks burn for approximately 30 minutes, so have a longer life than some other products.
Number of Sticks in Box: 430
Burn Time Per Stick: Approximately 30 Minutes
Net Weight of Incense: Approximately 180g
Length of Sticks: Approximately 140mm Long
Dimensions of Box: 10cm Width x 16.3cm Length x 4.2cm Depth
Country of Origin: Japan
More About Nippon Kodo Incense
The Japanese incense company, Nippon Kodo, was founded over four centuries ago and originally began by producing high quality incense for the Emperor of Japan. The company has continued to thrive ever since, now accounting for more than 50% of the entire incense industry in Japan. The company have a great philosophy about the importance of celebrating incense and recognise that, although many people simply love the ability of incense to fragrance a room, for others, their use comes down to spiritual and religious traditions. In fact, Nippon Kodo say that, through the production of their traditional Japanese incense they aim to, ‘cherish the ancient traditions and values’. The ingredients of Nippon Kodo incense are all high quality and are sourced from around the world. Experts help locate and harvest the rare aromatic woods, natural gums, resins and other ingredients used to make their incense. Once acquired, the ingredients are processed by hand, and by machine, in their eight factories in Japan and Hong Kong.
More About Japanese Incense
Japanese incense (speaking in general terms) is refined, pure, light smoke and rich in natural ingredients such as sandalwood. They don't usually have the thin wooden stick centre that is often found in Indian and other incense sticks. They are normally pure incense right the way through the stick. They are often designed with meditation in mind. Due to the high quality manufacturing processes the incense goes through they can be a little bit more expensive than other incense on the market.
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Aloeswood stammer fra en familie af nåletræer, som, når den angribes af en bestemt bakterie, danner en duftende harpiks. I Japan kaldes et sådant 'angrebet' træ for Jinkoh, der betyder 'træ, der synker i vand' fordi det bliver så tungt af harpiks. Denne harpiksrøgelse bruges ved traditionelle japanske ritualer og åbner for en meget rig og kompleks verden af duft, når den brændes.
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