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Excellent Shu Koh Koku Baieido Incense - 100 sticks
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Our Price: £47.95
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Excellent Shukohkoku contains high quality sandalwood and premium Vietnamese aloeswood. They have been blended with traditional Chinese herbs and spices. It also contains the highest amount of Aloeswood than any other incense in the Baieido range.
This is also the rarest incense in our entire range!
Approximately 100 sticks.
Stick length: Approx 13.5 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Makko Powder (High Grade) - 500 grams
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Our Price: £19.99
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Makko powder is a much prized traditional ingredient in Japanese incense making. It can also be used as a base to burn resins and powders instead of using charcoal discs. Makko means 'incense powder' and comes form the Machillus thunbergi tree which is an evergreen native to Sout East Asia.
Makko powder is a water soluble adhesive base and can be used for making both incense sticks and cones. It is highest quality grade and burns easily and is almost completely odourless. It is wonderful as a base for adding to other mixes of loose Sang, powder blends and resin.
Weight: 500g
Origin: Japan
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
Alternative Name: Tabu no ki
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Original Kobunboku incense - 30 sticks
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Our Price: £4.50
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Kobunboku is an expression of the Plum Tree. The flower is well known as 'The flower of peace' from ancient China. Kobunboku is a wonderful mixture of sandalwood & herbs, especially good for meditation and relaxation.
Stick length: Approx 13 cms
Burn time per stick: About half an hour
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Original Kobunboku incense - Big box (250 sticks)
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Our Price: £19.95
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Kobunboku is an expression of the Plum Tree. The flower is well known as 'The flower of peace' from ancient China. Kobunboku is a wonderful mixture of sandalwood & herbs, especially good for meditation and relaxation.
approx 250 sticks
Incense weight: 85 grams
Stick length: Approx 14 cms (Abuot 5.5 inches)
Burn time per stick: About half an hour
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Kokonoe Baieido Incense - 90 sticks
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Our Price: £7.95
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Kokonoe embodies the gentle fragrance of daffodil, the prized resin of aloeswood and flowers from Indonesia. This gives this serene incense blend a wonderful depth and captivates the magic of an ancient Japanese woodland.
30 grams
Approximately 90 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 13.5 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Sawayaka Baieido Incense - 90 sticks
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Our Price: £7.95
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Sawayaka Kobunboku is for those who enjoy a little extra spice in their incense. It is a fresh vibrant incense with more than 15 plant extracts. Baiedido uses only superior quality sandalwood in this blend and the pure cinnamon helps give it a distinct spicy wood aroma.
30 grams
Approximately 90 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 13.5 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Wildflower Baieido Incense - 40 sticks
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Our Price: £11.95
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Imagine bringing the old forward into the new. In Japanese it is called “Onko Chishin” and it is a very important concept in the artistic styling of Japan. It originates with Confucius and translates: “If a man keeps cherishing his old knowledge, so as continually to be acquiring new, he may be a teacher of others.” This is the idea Baieido brings into their Imagine series of incense.
Imagine the smell of wildflowers after an evening rain shower. This floral bouquet was designed to bring you the aromas of the forest when the flowers scent is fresh and clean.
Approximately 40 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 14 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Cinnamon Baieido Incense - 40 sticks
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Our Price: £11.95
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Imagine bringing the old forward into the new. In Japanese it is called “Onko Chishin” and it is a very important concept in the artistic styling of Japan. It originates with Confucius and translates: “If a man keeps cherishing his old knowledge, so as continually to be acquiring new, he may be a teacher of others.” This is the idea Baieido brings into their Imagine series of incense.
It is rich, mildly spicy with mellow cinnamon. There is a slight pleasurable burnt essence, with background gentle aspects of sandalwood and a masculine sweetness. A nice incense for those who don’t go for all the floral aromas and seek something a little more earthy.
Approximately 40 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 14 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Sandalwood Baieido Incense - 40 sticks - Imagaine Series
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Our Price: £11.95
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Imagine bringing the old forward into the new. In Japanese it is called “Onko Chishin” and it is a very important concept in the artistic styling of Japan. It originates with Confucius and translates: “If a man keeps cherishing his old knowledge, so as continually to be acquiring new, he may be a teacher of others.” This is the idea Baieido brings into their Imagine series of incense.
Sandalwood is perhaps the most relaxing scent of all time. Traded from ancient times, it was transplanted from Indonesia to India where the best Sandalwood still grows today. It is used in virtually every tradition of incense making and in the finest French perfumes. Baieido uses only the highest quality Indian Sandalwood in making this incense.
Approximately 40 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 14 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Byakudan Koubunboku - Extra Sandalwood Incense - 110 sticks
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Our Price: £11.95
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An evergreen tree of the Santalaceae family found predominantly in India. Within India, the area by the southwest coast known as the Mysore region is referred to as Sandalwood City, and this is regulated by the Indian government. It is extremely famous for its production of superior quality Sandalwood as well as its high price. The heartwood of the Sandalwood tree has been valued from ancient times for carving Buddhist statues and ritual objects. Its aroma is proclaimed of in ancient works as; 'pure, powerful, emanating tranquility, when burnt it is superior to other incense aromas.
Baieido uses only the highest quality Indian Sandalwood in making this incense.
Approximately 40 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 14 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Bikou Kobunboku Baieido Incense - 190 sticks
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Our Price: £18.95
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Bikou means "Delicate incense". Bikou Kobunboku is a subtler version of the traditional Kobunboku formula. Very soft and fresh, with just a hint of cassia and other Chinese herbs with both sandalwood and aloeswood.
Baieido uses only the highest quality Indian Sandalwood in making this incense.
Approximately 190 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 13 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Tokusen Kobunboku Baieido Incense - 85 sticks
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Our Price: £9.95
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Excellent (Tokusen) Kobunboku is a mellow blend of sandalwood, Indonesian aloeswood, and Chinese herbs.
Approximately 85 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 13.5 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Kaden Kobunboku Baieido Incense - 140 sticks
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Our Price: £18.95
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In Japan the word Kaden means family secret. This is a mellow blend of sandalwood, aloeswood, and Chinese herbs. It is the same formula as Kobunboku, but contains rare Vietnamese aloeswood.
Approximately 85 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 13.5 cms
Burn time per stick:
About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Kaiunkoh Baieido Incense - 55 sticks
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Our Price: £16.95
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Kaiunkoh means : 'Good Fortune Incense' Kaiunkoh is an old traditional formula. It is very spicy, and rich in Vietnamese aloeswood, and quality sandalwood.
Approximately 55 short sticks.
Stick length: Approx 13.5 cms
Burn time per stick: About 30 minutes per stick
Manufacturer: Baieido, Japan
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Buddhism was first introduced to Japan in 538 C.E. From across the ocean came statues of Buddhas, dharma texts and of course the art of incense making. Incense continues to play an important role in Buddhist ritual ceremonies and is also offered at the Shinto shrines. Believed to purify the surroundings, it is reputed to be a method for bringing forth the Buddhist Alamkaraka (Realm of Adornment). It's use spread throughout the country for its purifying as well as medicinal properties.
Baieido Incense dates back to the Muromachi period (1338-1573) in Japanese history. During this period, the founder of Baieido, Kakuuemon Yamatoya, became a wholesaler of medicinal herbs in Sakai city. Sakai was a well-known trading port in ancient Japan in which incense trading was in high demand. In 1657, the founder named himself "Jinkoya Sakubei" and specialized in selling incense ingredients and incense sticks. "Jinkoya" (Aloes wood trader) was a name unique to Sakai, where only medicinal wholesalers who specialized in incense were authorized to use this name.