Kin-kaku Golden Pavilion Incense - 175 Sticks meta-filter-Material-cotton Washi comes from wa meaning

Washi comes from wa meaning Japanese and shi meaning paper

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blades and scissors for over 200 years

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Kin-kaku Golden Pavilion Incense - 175 Sticks meta-filter-Material-cotton Washi comes from wa meaningWe Say A sweet and woody blend of benzoin, Cinnamon and Sandalwood with the essential oils of cloves and patchouli. Shoyeido's Kin kaku 'Golden Pavilion' incense takes it's name from a Japanese Zen temple in Kyoto, famous for it's beauty. The elegant wooden box is crafted from recycled milk cartons, and contains 175 incense sticks ideal for a range of occasions. Each stick can burn for approximately 30 minutes. Selector's Notes In the year 538 CE,