INCENSE

Originating in Japan during the eighth century, incense—known as "Koh"—was first brought by Buddhist monks who used its sacred aromas in spiritual ceremonies. 

By the 14th century Muromachi Era, incense had become a symbol of refinement and status among Japan’s upper and middle classes. It was cherished not only for its enchanting scents but also for its power to cleanse and elevate the atmosphere. Even samurai warriors carried this tradition into battle, perfuming their armour to prepare for what lay ahead.

Today, incense continues to enrich modern life, inviting moments of calm, mindfulness, and subtle luxury. It offers a timeless path to spiritual awareness and a gentle way to transform your living space.

Explore our curated collection of artisanal incense, inspired by centuries of Japanese tradition and crafted for those who appreciate beauty, ritual, and mindful living.