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Kousaido HANGA Incense - Kunpu
Kousaido HANGA Incense - Kunpu
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🍃 Early Summer Breeze Rustling Through New Greenery: An Oxygen-Rich, Healing Scent Woven from Tender Leaves and Herbaceous Greens
In Japanese, "Kunpu" refers to the gentle early summer breeze that blows through lush new greenery, carrying the fragrance of plants and grasses. It symbolizes a warm season full of vitality, sunshine, and hope.
This "Kunpu" incense from the HANGA print series by Kousaido, a renowned Kyoto incense maker, captures the purity and vibrancy of nature, preserving it within its wafting smoke. It infuses your home with a refreshing, "oxygen-rich" sensation.
This is an extremely refreshing "early summer greenery" incense stick with an earthy, grassy aroma. Once lit, the clean fragrance of tender new leaves and green grass immediately unfurls in the air, accompanied by the warmth of white sandalwood. It has none of the cloying sweetness of floral scents; it smells very clean and crisp, like breathing deeply in a forest on a clear morning. It can instantly sweep away accumulated fatigue and the stuffiness of a stagnant space.
🪵 Fragrance Notes
This clean and refreshing scent has layers as vibrant as an early summer forest:
- Top notes: Fresh and sweet new green leaves (Fresh Green) and herbaceous aromas, instantly awakening the senses and dispelling gloom.
- Middle notes: Post-rain grass and a subtle aquatic sensation, bringing a clean, oxygen-rich feeling like deep breathing in a forest.
- Base notes: Warm white sandalwood and refreshing woody notes provide a stable and calming finish, leaving a dry, serene, and comfortable lingering scent.
✨ Recommended Usage Scenarios
Morning and Afternoon Refresh Ritual: The sun-drenched green "Kunpu" is an excellent invigorating scent. Light it when you wake up in the morning or when you feel tired and stuffy during afternoon work. It can gently "reboot" your brain and help you regain focus.
Eliminating stuffiness on rainy days and indoors: The dry, herbaceous scent effectively neutralizes indoor humidity and stuffiness. Turn on the air conditioning, light it, and enjoy a unique, green, cooling moment.
Gifting to nature lovers and those who appreciate simplicity: The print packaging depicts a fresh scene of a breeze rustling green leaves. The scent is dry, neutral, sophisticated, and light, making it perfect for friends who love minimalist styles and natural fragrances.
📏 Specifications
Brand: Kousaido, Kyoto, Japan
Series: HANGA Print Series
Model: Kunpu
Origin: Japan (Made in Kyoto)
Net Content: Approximately 20g (approx. 90 sticks)
Incense Length: Approximately 7 cm (convenient short size)
Burn Time: Approximately 15 - 17 minutes / stick
⚠️ Warm Reminders for Use:
- After lighting the tip of the incense stick, gently blow out the flame, allowing the smoke to rise slowly.
- Please use an non-flammable incense holder or plate to collect the ashes.
- Please store the product out of reach of children and pets, and ensure good ventilation indoors.
Customization Services:
We offer the following bespoke services:
• Drilling and Wire Wrapping: We process raw stones into pendants or ornaments, preserving their natural beauty.
• Setting Design: We collaborate with professional artisans to set raw stones into rings, necklaces, or other high-end jewelry, showcasing your personal style.
For products photographed in person, each set has a unique barcode to ensure you receive the exact item shown in the image.
Photography Disclaimer: We insist on authentic photography; all photos are unedited, ensuring that what you see is what you get.
Before each item is dispatched, we degauss and reactivate the gemstone minerals, ensuring each piece is in optimal condition and fosters a better connection with you.
Minerals and crystals, nurtured by nature, inevitably contain various uncontrollable factors during their formation, leading to the incorporation of various impurities. This results in natural phenomena such as ice cracks, cotton-like inclusions, foreign inclusions, bubbles, and pits, which are unavoidable. Variations in the sequence of formation, space, geological environment, temperature, pressure, and other factors of different minerals within a rock lead to different characteristics in terms of crystallization degree, grain size, color, transparency, internal mineral structure, crystal shape, and trace chemical composition, even for the same type of mineral. For example, violent volcanic or crustal movements, without any human interference, generally form deep within the Earth's crust. In specific high-temperature and high-pressure environments, when specific chemical substances reach a saturated state, they gradually crystallize and form. A group of minerals formed under the same genesis and metallogenic stage are called paragenetic minerals. Therefore, minerals and crystals possess unique appearances, and these so-called "imperfections" are evidence of the natural growth of gemstones!
Description
Description
🍃 Early Summer Breeze Rustling Through New Greenery: An Oxygen-Rich, Healing Scent Woven from Tender Leaves and Herbaceous Greens
In Japanese, "Kunpu" refers to the gentle early summer breeze that blows through lush new greenery, carrying the fragrance of plants and grasses. It symbolizes a warm season full of vitality, sunshine, and hope.
This "Kunpu" incense from the HANGA print series by Kousaido, a renowned Kyoto incense maker, captures the purity and vibrancy of nature, preserving it within its wafting smoke. It infuses your home with a refreshing, "oxygen-rich" sensation.
This is an extremely refreshing "early summer greenery" incense stick with an earthy, grassy aroma. Once lit, the clean fragrance of tender new leaves and green grass immediately unfurls in the air, accompanied by the warmth of white sandalwood. It has none of the cloying sweetness of floral scents; it smells very clean and crisp, like breathing deeply in a forest on a clear morning. It can instantly sweep away accumulated fatigue and the stuffiness of a stagnant space.
🪵 Fragrance Notes
This clean and refreshing scent has layers as vibrant as an early summer forest:
- Top notes: Fresh and sweet new green leaves (Fresh Green) and herbaceous aromas, instantly awakening the senses and dispelling gloom.
- Middle notes: Post-rain grass and a subtle aquatic sensation, bringing a clean, oxygen-rich feeling like deep breathing in a forest.
- Base notes: Warm white sandalwood and refreshing woody notes provide a stable and calming finish, leaving a dry, serene, and comfortable lingering scent.
✨ Recommended Usage Scenarios
Morning and Afternoon Refresh Ritual: The sun-drenched green "Kunpu" is an excellent invigorating scent. Light it when you wake up in the morning or when you feel tired and stuffy during afternoon work. It can gently "reboot" your brain and help you regain focus.
Eliminating stuffiness on rainy days and indoors: The dry, herbaceous scent effectively neutralizes indoor humidity and stuffiness. Turn on the air conditioning, light it, and enjoy a unique, green, cooling moment.
Gifting to nature lovers and those who appreciate simplicity: The print packaging depicts a fresh scene of a breeze rustling green leaves. The scent is dry, neutral, sophisticated, and light, making it perfect for friends who love minimalist styles and natural fragrances.
📏 Specifications
Brand: Kousaido, Kyoto, Japan
Series: HANGA Print Series
Model: Kunpu
Origin: Japan (Made in Kyoto)
Net Content: Approximately 20g (approx. 90 sticks)
Incense Length: Approximately 7 cm (convenient short size)
Burn Time: Approximately 15 - 17 minutes / stick
⚠️ Warm Reminders for Use:
- After lighting the tip of the incense stick, gently blow out the flame, allowing the smoke to rise slowly.
- Please use an non-flammable incense holder or plate to collect the ashes.
- Please store the product out of reach of children and pets, and ensure good ventilation indoors.
More information
More information
Customization Services:
We offer the following bespoke services:
• Drilling and Wire Wrapping: We process raw stones into pendants or ornaments, preserving their natural beauty.
• Setting Design: We collaborate with professional artisans to set raw stones into rings, necklaces, or other high-end jewelry, showcasing your personal style.
For products photographed in person, each set has a unique barcode to ensure you receive the exact item shown in the image.
Photography Disclaimer: We insist on authentic photography; all photos are unedited, ensuring that what you see is what you get.
Before each item is dispatched, we degauss and reactivate the gemstone minerals, ensuring each piece is in optimal condition and fosters a better connection with you.
Naturally occurring
Naturally occurring
Minerals and crystals, nurtured by nature, inevitably contain various uncontrollable factors during their formation, leading to the incorporation of various impurities. This results in natural phenomena such as ice cracks, cotton-like inclusions, foreign inclusions, bubbles, and pits, which are unavoidable. Variations in the sequence of formation, space, geological environment, temperature, pressure, and other factors of different minerals within a rock lead to different characteristics in terms of crystallization degree, grain size, color, transparency, internal mineral structure, crystal shape, and trace chemical composition, even for the same type of mineral. For example, violent volcanic or crustal movements, without any human interference, generally form deep within the Earth's crust. In specific high-temperature and high-pressure environments, when specific chemical substances reach a saturated state, they gradually crystallize and form. A group of minerals formed under the same genesis and metallogenic stage are called paragenetic minerals. Therefore, minerals and crystals possess unique appearances, and these so-called "imperfections" are evidence of the natural growth of gemstones!
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