japanese incense

  1. M

    Nice Trip to Kyoto - from Meleg

    Hi everyone, I hope you are healthy and happy! I had a great time making perfumes for the Maiko and Geisha in Kyoto, Japan. Here's some culture, and good vibes for everyone. If anyone is heading to Kyoto or Tokyo, be sure to contact me... I have some nice contacts there. Take care! Matthew...
  2. -Renton-

    Help needed from anyone that has good knowledge on Japanese names of aloeswood, what is Vietnam Tani Aloeswood?

    So, yeah. Vietnam Tani Aloeswood is what is used in my Gyokushodo - Seidaikoh/Saidaikoh sticks. I wonder what the Tani means? I can't find a place in Vietnam called "Tani", but I am suspecting it is a Japanese name, if so does anyone know what this means? Any help would be great, as I like to...
  3. -Renton-

    Jinkoh Aloeswood Chips - Baieido 25grams? Should I get this with extra money I am getting next week or stay with the artisan I was going to buy from?

    https://scents-of-earth.com/jinkoh-aloeswood-chips-baieido/ I have always wanted to try Baieido chips, and these are in the price range of what I am getting extra money for, and they are 25gram pieces of Japanese chips. Has anyone tried these specific chips from Baieido before? Thanks for any...
  4. -Renton-

    Tensei by Tennendo came today. Very beautiful musky/aloeswood scent and beautiful box of 450 sticks

    I also received my 170 (EDIT: 130 sticks not 170, my bad) sticks of Sandalwood by Sejiudo and these smell like a very nice Indian (not sure if they are from Mysore, but they give that impression) Sandalwood pre-burn, not burned these ones yet at al, but they smell great in the box!!! If I can...
  5. -Renton-

    Incense sticks?

    Does anyone here like incense sticks? I love them!!! Japanese ones are my go to for quality and "artisanal" sort of sticks, and Indian brands are nice too as they pack a real punch when it comes to fragrance, sticks have been in my incense life from the very start. I ordered Tensei by Tennendo...
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