Description
Tranquility
Takasago Hana Sandalwood
1 Roll (24g)
Note: This item is sold based on weight – 24g per roll
Discover the Tranquility Roll Incense Collection.
Each roll is wrapped in a beautiful and delicate paper, and fits perfectly in your hand for easy carrying.
Tranquility Incenses are used for religious purposes, and as a home fragrance to entertain and delight the user.
Takasago Hana – “Celebration”
The calming fragrance of Sandalwood. A charming fragrance perfect for a dazzling celebration all wrapped up in a bundle.
A delightful celebration of the charming calm fragrance of sandalwood.
Specifications:
Weight: 24g per roll
Key Note: Sandalwood
Burning Time: Approx. 30 min
W x H x D (mm): 18 x 138 x 18
Very little smoke when burning. No bamboo core, clean burning, pure scent
Expertly crafted in Japan
How to use:
Stick incense are the most popular of all types of incense. Place the incense stick in an incense holder and light the end, then blow out the flame. An incense holder that is big enough to catch the ash that will fall as the stick burns will be best for cleaning up afterwards.
About Tranquility
Tranquility incenses are used for meditation and religious purposes and as a home fragrance to entertain and delight.
Charming and calming fragrance of Sandalwood, with floral notes. An optimistic scent that celebrates life and good fortune.
The pine tree of Takasago became very popular from a famous traditional Japanese Noh play from the fourteenth century. It is a totally optimistic work that celebrates joy and happiness. Like this incense.
The pines of the sanctuaries of Takasago and Sumiyoshi celebrate the harmony of man and woman because, according to legend, all eternity will be united: “even if we live separated by rivers and mountains a thousand kilometers away from each other, we do not feel separate. Our hearts are united ».
Takasago is also an allusion to the journey of life: «Today is the day. We got the idea and finally we set sail. Although we were worried that the trip was long, the soft wind has taken our boat, the route has been easy. The wind whistles through the pine of Takasago and the sun has set. In the distance you hear the bell ».
The play ends with a blessing: “I drive out demons, I embrace luck and happiness. Let’s celebrate a thousand years of prosperity and ten thousand years of long life. May the wind whistle happily through the pines for ten thousand years ».
