From the pioneers of fragrance behind our bestselling comes Washi Paper Incense Strips, a new type of incense combining friendly missives with rich aromas.

On each individual strip is printed words of encouragement, with notes such as "Cheer Up!" or "Take a Break" providing messages of warmth and solidarity as they fill a space with fragrance. Slip one into a gift or card as an aromatic affirmation, or enjoy this incense at home as a way to brighten your day.

Each box contains 30 strips of incense steeped in a blend of natural aromas along with a metal clip to hold the incense as it burns. Available in five varieties:

• Floral Warmth (#1) - Notes of jasmine, rose, sandalwood, vanilla and coriander
• Elegant Agarwood (#2) - Notes of agarwood, patchouli, frankincense and vetiver
• Deep Citrus (#3) - Notes of bergamot, vanilla, tea tree, musk amber and clove
• Mellow Grove (#4) - Notes of sandalwood, cedarwood, eucalyptus, amber and patchouli
• Smoky Comfort (#5) - Notes of cinnamon, clove, benzoin, camphor and amber

How to use: Attach the included metal clip to the bottom of a strip of incense, then light the free end of the incense. Blow out the flame, leaving the paper strip to smolder, then set the incense down on a flat, non-flammable surface, using the open ends of the clip as a stand. Each strip burns for approximately 5 minutes.

About Kunjudo
Based on the island of Awaji - believed to be the ancient birthplace of Japanese incense - Kunjudo has long been home to some of the foremost pioneers of fragrance. These experts' exploration of aromatic frontiers led to the creation of their distinctive and beautiful HA KO Paper Incense, leaves crafted from washi paper and infused with the scents of nature. Light a single leaf or slip of paper incense and fill your space with feelings of tranquility.

Materials: Washi paper, fragrance
Dimensions:
Box: 4" L x 1.7" W
Strip: 3.15" L x 0.3" W
Care: Do not allow incense to burn unsupervised. Use caution when handling lit incense. Avoid placing in drafty areas or near any flammable materials. Prior to disposal, ensure that the incense is completely extinguished. Do not put in mouth. Keep out of reach of children.
Awaji, Japan