Koya Reiko Incense Sticks, Lotus, Small Box, Approximately 75 Sticks, 13.5cm Long, Lotus Scent, Koyasan Daishido, Made In Japan

✅ [Renge Koya Reiko | Pure-scented incense inspired by the lotus flower] This special incense, [Renge Koya Reiko], is associated with Mount Koya and embodies the beauty and purity of the lotus flower, a symbol of Buddhism. Its exceptional fragrance, named after the lotus, is recommended for those seeking a calming mind or those seeking an elegant incense. ✅ [Expressing the image of the pure lotus through fragrance] Inspired by the image of the lotus flower, which blooms from the mud, this mellow and pure fragrance evokes the state of enlightenment, freed from worldly desires. Carefully blended with carefully selected incense ingredients, this incomparable, elegant and gentle fragrance purifies the mind and body, inviting you to a moment of tranquility. ✅ [Delicate Purple Incense | Symbolizing the noble aspiration for enlightenment] The incense itself is a delicate purple, symbolizing the noble aspiration for enlightenment. With an elegant appearance that complements your Buddhist altar or Buddhist altar room, these incense sticks are perfect for all Buddhist ceremonies, including offerings to Buddha, memorial services for ancestors, and temple services and memorial services. ✅[Elegant packaging with a modern sensibility | Perfect as a gift] The beautiful presentation box combines ancient tradition with a modern aesthetic. The elegant design makes these incense sticks perfect for home use, as a gift for Obon, Higan, and memorial services, or as a gift for incense lovers. ✅[Perfect for everyday relaxation as well as Buddhist ceremonies] In addition to using them for your Buddhist altar, they can also be used as room incense for relaxing after a bath, after meditation or yoga, before reading, or any other time you want to clear your mind. The pure fragrance and beautiful colors gently support a quiet moment away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, allowing you to rediscover your true self.