Nippon Kodo - Oedo Koh - Aloeswood - 60 Incense Sticks and Incense Holder book The gardeners of Komagome and

The gardeners of Komagome and Sugamo near Edo are said to have sparked the chrysanthemum craze of the Edo era

featuring 3 fragrances

🌌 Labradorite Colours:This piece showcases the famous labradorescence – flashes of blue

herbs and spices

which creates an elegant and tasteful fragrance

Nippon Kodo - Oedo Koh - Aloeswood - 60 Incense Sticks and Incense Holder book The gardeners of Komagome andOedo Koh The rich translation of Incense craft and the art of the perfumer, weaving the fragrance and ambiance of old Edo (Japanese capital city 1603 1868). Oedo Koh Aloeswood or Kyara Hime Savour the deep, rich fragrance of Aloeswood, prized by the people of old Edo as the most luxurious of fragrances. Today it remains highly thought of and one the worlds most expensive fragrance ingredients, by weight (more expensive even than gold). The finest