Oedo-Koh Chrysanthemum Incense – Choju Kikka Edo Fragrance by Nippon Kodo (60 Sticks) Tranquil Home Decor and sacred ritual

and sacred ritual

Whether displayed in a meditation room

inspired by the Edo period tradition of scented baths

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hand painted and framed by craftsmen from Nepal

Oedo-Koh Chrysanthemum Incense – Choju Kikka Edo Fragrance by Nippon Kodo (60 Sticks) Tranquil Home Decor and sacred ritualOedo Koh Chrysanthemum Incense by Nippon Kodo is a refined Japanese floral incense inspired by the elegance and seasonal rituals of old Edo, the city now known as Tokyo. During the Edo period, chrysanthemum flowers were deeply admired, particularly by the gardeners of Komagome and Sugamo, and their beauty was honoured through annual festivals celebrating longevity, purity, and renewal. Known as Choju Kikka, this incense captures the smooth, clean, and