Candles & Home fragrances

Size: H130 × W58 × D58mmOil Content: 80ml (Approximately 2 months' supply / Covers 8-10 tatami mats) Materials: Japanese paper, pottery, rattan, essential oils, ethanol, emulsifier (*both plant-derived) Fragrance: Floral and vibrantHinoki (from Yoshino, Nara Prefecture) / Sweet Orange / Ylang Ylang / Lavender (Provides a relaxing effect, soothing both mind and body tension) This is a refill without the pottery for those who have already purchased the one with the pottery included.The set includes Japanese paper, rattan, and essential oil. Instructions for Use1. Shake the oil bottle.2. Pour all the oil into the pottery.3. Insert the Japanese paper and rattan sticks.4. Ensure the Japanese paper does not touch the oil.5. Avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures to enjoy the fragrance for approximately two months.6. When empty, use a refill without the pottery.

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Size: H130×W58×D58mm Oil Content: 80ml (Approximately 2 months / covers 8-10 tatami mats) Materials: Japanese paper, ceramic, rattan, essential oils, ethanol, emulsifier (*all plant-based)Fragrance: Refreshingly serene and dignified floral scentYuzu (produced in Ehime) / Geranium / Bergamot (Effect: Clears a foggy mind and sharpens mental and physical balance) This is a refill without the pottery for those who have already purchased the one with the pottery included.The set includes Japanese paper, rattan, and essential oil. Instructions for Use1. Shake the oil bottle.2. Pour all the oil into the pottery.3. Insert the Japanese paper and rattan sticks.4. Ensure the Japanese paper does not touch the oil.5. Avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures to enjoy the fragrance for approximately two months.6. When empty, use a refill without the pottery.

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Size: H130 × W58 × D58mmOil Content: 80ml (Approximately 2 months' supply / Covers 8-10 tatami mats) Materials: Japanese paper, pottery, rattan, essential oils, ethanol, emulsifier (*both plant-derived) Fragrance: Floral and vibrantHinoki (from Yoshino, Nara Prefecture) / Sweet Orange / Ylang Ylang / Lavender (Provides a relaxing effect, soothing both mind and body tension) This product, utilizing the techniques of Japanese paper crafts and Yamaga lanterns, is named after the ancient term 'kaguhashi', meaning 'fragrant' and 'beautiful'. It is an aroma diffuser born entirely in Kyushu, where oil from Saga is poured into a Hasami-yaki vessel from Nagasaki, and Yamaga lantern washi paper absorbs and emits the scent. The oil is free from synthetic fragrances and is blended with domestically sourced and European essential oils, creating an elegant and subtle fragrance while maintaining its richness. All the washi paper parts are crafted by artisans known as 'lantern makers', using a technique that involves adhering six pieces of paper seamlessly with edge-to-edge glueing. Instructions for Use1. Shake the oil bottle.2. Pour all the oil into the pottery.3. Insert the Japanese paper and rattan sticks.4. Ensure the Japanese paper does not touch the oil.5. Avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures to enjoy the fragrance for approximately two months.6. When empty, use a refill without the pottery.

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Size: H130×W58×D58mm Oil Content: 80ml (Approximately 2 months / covers 8-10 tatami mats) Materials: Japanese paper, ceramic, rattan, essential oils, ethanol, emulsifier (*all plant-based)Fragrance: Refreshingly serene and dignified floral scentYuzu (produced in Ehime) / Geranium / Bergamot (Effect: Clears a foggy mind and sharpens mental and physical balance) This product, which leverages the techniques of Japanese paper crafts and Yamaga lanterns, is named after the ancient term 'kaguhashi,' meaning 'fragrant' and 'beautiful.' Oil from Saga, Kyushu, is poured into a Hasami-yaki vessel from Nagasaki, allowing the Yamaga lantern Japanese paper to absorb and emit a fragrance—a Kyushu-born aroma diffuser. The oil blends domestic and European essential oils without artificial fragrances, achieving an elegant and subtle scent that maintains its splendor. The washi paper components are all crafted by artisans known as 'lantern makers,' using a technique that involves adhering six sheets of paper with no visible seams, using only edges. Instructions for Use1. Shake the oil bottle.2. Pour all the oil into the pottery.3. Insert the Japanese paper and rattan sticks.4. Ensure the Japanese paper does not touch the oil.5. Avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures to enjoy the fragrance for approximately two months.6. When empty, use a refill without the pottery.

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The scent of an ancient fragrant wood dating back 1,300 years. We were able to purchase items that are currently rare and difficult to obtain through special channels, and commercialize them. When lit, a very elegant aroma and smoke fill the air, giving the space a refined aroma. Agarwood is said to be the scent of the beginning of Japanese history. A calming scent with bitterness and spiciness.

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The scent of an ancient fragrant wood dating back 1,300 years. We were able to purchase items that are currently rare and difficult to obtain through special channels, and commercialize them. When lit, a very elegant aroma and smoke fill the air, giving the space a refined aroma. The refreshing scent of highly fragrant Laoshan sandalwood, which is rare among sandalwood.

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Before I knew it, I was in a dream during my bedtime routine.For pillows, futons, curtains, etc. Supervised by Mariko Kobayashi, an expert in sleep and baths. Over 90% naturally derived ingredientsMineral oil free/paraben free/silicon free/no coloring/no synthetic fragrances How to use: Spray 1-2 times approximately 20-30cm away from fabric products such as pillows and sheets. *Please test in an inconspicuous area before use. Contents: 30mL Ingredients: Water, (plant-derived etc.) solubilizer, essential oils, (plant-derived etc.) preservative Country of origin: Japan

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 This is a reed diffuser set featuring a bottle and branches (reeds) made from Inu-sugi trees sourced from Odai-machi, combined with fragrance water. The fragrance water is distilled aromatic water extracted from five types of trees grown in Odai-machi, blended with essential oils. Enjoy the gently spreading scent of the forest. To adjust the fragrance, insert the included sticks into the bottle for use. The scent will diffuse through the sticks. The sticks are made from either Hinoki, Kouyamaki, or Tamashiba trees from Odai-machi. The set includes a bottle, 3 branches of Inu-sugi, 2 sticks (Hinoki, Kouyamaki, or Tamashiba), and fragrance water packed in a box. Please note, this product is different from the 'Inu-sugi Diffuser Set'. 〈Box Dimensions〉 29cm x 18cm x 9.5cm (height) 〈Estimated Size When Set Up〉 Approximately 15cm x 10cm x 32cm (height) *Please note sizes may vary slightly depending on pruned branches. 〈Accessories〉 ・Fragrance Water 300ml (packed)・Bottle・3 branches of Inu-sugi・2 sticks (Hinoki, Kouyamaki, or Tamashiba) 〈Instructions〉 ・Pour the fragrance water (packed) into the included bottle, insert the branches, and place in your desired location. ・Refills for the fragrance water are also available separately. ・Commercially available reed sticks can also be used. 〈Cautions〉・Avoid placing in high temperature, high humidity, or direct sunlight. ・Due to natural materials, mold may occur. If this happens, rinse with water and dry in sunlight. ・Store out of reach of children.・You cannot choose the color or shape of the branches. 〈Expiration Date〉Approximately 1 year

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 【Awarded Excellence in Mie Wood Products Contest 2022】This is a reed diffuser set featuring branches (reeds) made from the branches of Hinoki and Himeshara trees from Odai-machi, combined with fragrance water. The fragrance water is distilled aromatic water extracted from five types of trees grown in Odai-machi, blended with essential oils. Enjoy the gently spreading scent of the forest. To adjust the fragrance, insert the included sticks into the bottle for use. The scent will diffuse through the sticks. The sticks are made from either Hinoki, Kouyamaki, or Tamashiba trees from Odai-machi. The set includes a dedicated bottle, five branches of Himeshara, two sticks, and fragrance water packed in a box. Depending on the season of branch collection, some branches may have buds on the ends, which may differ from the image and expected appearance. 〈Box Dimensions〉 Width 36cm x Depth 50cm x Height 10.5cm 〈Estimated Size When Set Up〉 Width 70cm x Depth 30cm x Height 58cm *Please note sizes may vary slightly depending on pruned branches. 〈Accessories〉 ・Fragrance Water 300ml (packed) ・Bottle ・5 branches of Himeshara ・2 sticks made from Hinoki, Kouyamaki, or Tamashiba 〈Instructions〉・Pour the fragrance water (packed) into the included bottle, insert the branches, and place in your desired location. ・Refills for the fragrance water are also available separately. ・Commercially available reed sticks can also be used. ・Please be cautious not to ingest the fragrance water accidentally. 〈Cautions〉・Avoid placing in high temperature, high humidity, or direct sunlight. ・Due to natural materials, mold may occur. If this happens, rinse with water and dry in sunlight. ・Store out of reach of children. ・You cannot choose the color or shape of the branches. 〈Expiration Date〉Approximately 1 year

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 This is a reed diffuser set featuring a bottle and branches (reeds) made from Inu-sugi trees sourced from Odai-machi, combined with fragrance water. The fragrance water is distilled aromatic water extracted from five types of trees grown in Odai-machi, blended with essential oils. Enjoy the gently spreading scent of the forest. To adjust the fragrance, insert the included sticks into the bottle for use. The scent will diffuse through the sticks. The sticks are made from either Hinoki, Kouyamaki, or Tamashiba trees from Odai-machi. The set includes a dedicated bottle, five branches of Inu-sugi, two sticks, and fragrance water packed in a box. 〈Box Dimensions〉Width 36cm x Depth 50cm x Height 10.5cm 〈Estimated Size When Set Up〉 Width 50cm x Depth 30cm x Height 58cm *Please note sizes may vary slightly depending on pruned branches. 〈Accessories〉 ・Fragrance Water 300ml (packed) ・Bottle ・5 branches of Inu-sugi・2 sticks made from Hinoki, Kouyamaki, or Tamashiba 〈Instructions〉・Pour the fragrance water (packed) into the included bottle, insert the branches, and place in your desired location. ・Refills for the fragrance water are also available separately. ・Commercially available reed sticks can also be used. ・Please be cautious not to ingest the fragrance water accidentally. 〈Cautions〉・Avoid placing in high temperature, high humidity, or direct sunlight. ・Due to natural materials, mold may occur. If this happens, rinse with water and dry in sunlight. ・Store out of reach of children. ・You cannot choose the color or shape of the branches. 〈Expiration Date〉Approximately 1 year

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A “gift” that conveys your daily gratitude Would you like to give the gift of “rich home time” as a token of gratitude? “Palo Santo” gives you relaxation Design a rich time at home using the traditional craft Mikawachi incense plate as a saucer. 【specification】 ○Palo Santo Length: Approximately 10cm (there may be slight deviations from each piece) 5 pieces included ○Incense plate Diameter: approx. 10cm Bottom: approx. 5.5cm Height: approx. 1.5cm ○Gift wrapping Packed as shown in the 1st to 5th photos. For the 9th photo, I will cover it and wrap it with twine. [Charm of Palo Santo] It is a wild fragrant tree that is supported by highly sensitive people such as fashion people and yoga instructors in the NY area, and is attracting attention as a sustainable aromatic product, making it a great companion for a rich "home time." You can enjoy the refreshing feeling of being in the forest just by leaving it there, and it can also be used for natural interior decoration. Among the many fragrant woods, this tree is attracting a lot of attention because of its strong and long-lasting fragrance. [What is Palo Santo] It is a naturally fragrant tree that grows wild in Peru, South America, and is called the "sacred tree." Because it contains a lot of resin, even a small piece of wood gives off a rich scent. The fragrant smoke that rises when lit is said to ``purify the space, drive away bad spirits, and invite good spirits.'' Good spirits are attracted to the scent of palo santo and gather to lend their strength, but they also ward off bad spirits. Spirits are said to be chased away. We only handle palo santo cut with a "machete cut/hatchet". This prevents excess heat from being added and maximizes the oil content and aroma. In addition, the machete cut gives it a natural shape, making it useful as an interior. [How to burn palo santo] ① Light the stick with a lighter, etc. ② Light the fire and when smoke comes out, fan it with your hand to extinguish the fire until only smoke comes out. ③Carry it around so that the smoke spreads throughout the space. ④ Once the smoke has spread sufficiently, wait for it to stop rising naturally. (It will stop standing up in 2-3 minutes) *Even if you don't burn it, by cutting it into small pieces with scissors, the oil inside will come into contact with the air and emit a fragrance. *Even if you burn it every day, one pack can be used for about 1 and a half to 2 months, so it is a highly cost-effective fragrant wood. [Rare Palo Santo Tree] Palo Santo is currently a protected tree under the Washington Convention and cannot be felled, and international trade in logs is prohibited, making it an extremely rare tree. However, it is available to farmers and some companies certified by the Peruvian government, and we only sell palo santo that has been imported through legitimate methods. [History of Mikawachi ware and Kasen kiln] In the late Edo period, ultra-thin porcelain called "eggshell" caught the attention of the captains who stopped by Dejima, Nagasaki, and was exported overseas. Thinness, strength of porcelain, and elegance. ``Delicate and precise'' in works of art, ``Accompanied by what is served'' in vessels. We have a history of mastering porcelain. In the Hirado domain, Kano school painters served as official painters and drew illustrations within the castle grounds, and potters from Mikawachi solemnly created pottery as offerings. Potters aiming for white pottery discovered Amakusa pottery stone that had been unloaded as a whetstone in Haki Seto, and combined it with Ajiro stone from Hariojima to create detailed carvings, handicrafts, and thin pottery. . "Kasen Kiln" Founded in 1603. Craftsmanship passed down for 15 generations Starting with the first Kane clan Taemon during the Azuchi-Momoyama period, and during the Edo period, pottery was produced in the official kiln under the patronage of Lord Matsuura, the lord of the Hirado domain, and continues to pass on the origins of Mikawachi ware, which is described as delicate and elegant. I am. On the other hand, we are also working hard to popularize Mikawachi ware as a daily use item, such as by developing original brands and creating warm and gentle pottery that takes advantage of the soft hand-painted materials.

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○Regular delivery - Palo Santo will be automatically ordered periodically on a 45-day cycle (one pack lasts 40 to 60 days after being burned every day), so there is no need to worry about repurchasing it. ・At the time of purchase, you will receive a Mikawauchi Shoko Plate (usually 2,450 yen) that can be used as a Palo Santo saucer for the first time only, along with the Palo Santo. *Regular flights must be continued for at least 6 times. ・Please enter the color in the notes section when ordering. If there is no mention, we will send it randomly. 【specification】 ○Palo Santo Length: Approximately 10cm (there may be slight deviations from each piece) ○Small plate Diameter: approx. 10cm Bottom: approx. 5.5cm Height: approx. 1.5cm [Charm of Palo Santo] It is a wild fragrant tree that is supported by highly sensitive people such as fashion people and yoga instructors in the NY area, and is attracting attention as a sustainable aromatic product, making it a great companion for a rich "home time." You can enjoy the refreshing feeling of being in the forest just by leaving it there, and it can also be used for natural interior decoration. Among the many fragrant woods, this tree is attracting a lot of attention because of its strong and long-lasting fragrance. [What is Palo Santo] It is a naturally fragrant tree that grows wild in Peru, South America, and is called the "sacred tree." Because it contains a lot of resin, even a small piece of wood gives off a rich scent. The fragrant smoke that rises when lit is said to ``purify the space, drive away bad spirits, and invite good spirits.'' Good spirits are attracted to the scent of palo santo and gather to lend their strength, but they also ward off bad spirits. Spirits are said to be chased away. We are particular about palo santo cut with a "machete cut/hatchet". By doing so, no extra heat is added, and the "oil" or fragrance remains to its maximum extent. In addition, the machete cut gives it a natural shape, making it useful as an interior decoration. [How to burn palo santo] ① Light the stick with a lighter, etc. ② Light the fire and when smoke comes out, fan it with your hand to extinguish the fire until only smoke comes out. ③Carry it around so that the smoke spreads throughout the space. ④ Once the smoke has spread sufficiently, wait for it to stop rising naturally. (It will stop standing up in 2-3 minutes) *Even if you don't burn it, by cutting it into small pieces with scissors, the oil inside will come into contact with the air and emit a fragrance. *Even if you burn it every day, one pack can be used for about 1 and a half to 2 months, so it is a highly cost-effective fragrant wood. [Rare Palo Santo Tree] Palo Santo is currently a protected tree under the Washington Convention and cannot be felled, and international trade in logs is prohibited, making it an extremely rare tree. However, it is available to farmers and some companies certified by the Peruvian government, and we only sell palo santo that has been imported through legitimate methods. [History of Mikawachi ware and Kasen kiln] In the late Edo period, ultra-thin porcelain called "eggshell" caught the attention of the captains who stopped by Dejima, Nagasaki, and was exported overseas. Thinness, strength of porcelain, and elegance. ``Delicate and precise'' in works of art, ``Accompanied by what is served'' in vessels. We have a history of mastering porcelain. In the Hirado domain, Kano school painters served as official painters and drew illustrations within the castle grounds, and potters from Mikawachi solemnly created pottery as offerings. Potters aiming for white pottery discovered Amakusa pottery stone that had been unloaded as a whetstone in Haki Seto, and combined it with Ajiro stone from Hariojima to create detailed carvings, handicrafts, and thin pottery. . "Kasen Kiln" Founded in 1603. Craftsmanship passed down for 15 generations Starting with the first Kane clan Taemon during the Azuchi-Momoyama period, and during the Edo period, pottery was produced in the official kiln under the patronage of Lord Matsuura, the lord of the Hirado domain, and continues to pass on the origins of Mikawachi ware, which is described as delicate and elegant. I am. On the other hand, we are also working hard to popularize Mikawachi ware as a daily use item, such as by developing original brands and creating warm and gentle pottery that takes advantage of the soft hand-painted materials.

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