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Muromachi City of Culture incense is one of the finest in Shoyeido’s Horin range. It has a sweet spiced fragrance with a wonderful refined blend of agar and dry sandalwood notes at the base. Choose from 80 sticks or 10 long burning coils.
Shoyeido Muromachi City of Culture 80 Short Sticks
The package contains 80 incense sticks each 7 cm long and a biodegradable holder. The burning time for each stick is approximately 20 minutes.
Shoyeido Muromachi City of Culture 10 Long Burning Coils
Each package of Muromachi Incense Coils contains 10 long lasting coils and a biodegradable holder. The burning time for each coil is approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Shipping is via Australia Post with tracking.
Our Shoyeido Incense is authentic and imported directly from Japan where it is made from pure and natural plant ingredients. There are no artificial scents or ingredients, sawdust, bamboo or any other fillers in Shoyeido incense.
City of Culture also known as Muromachi from the Horin Incense range has a sweet spiced fragrance. It has a wonderful and refined blend of agar and dry sandalwood notes at the base. It is one of Shoyeido’s finest in their Horin Incense range. Choose from 80 sticks or 10 long burning coils.
Shoyeido Muromachi City of Culture 80 Short Sticks
The package contains 80 incense sticks each 7 cm long and a biodegradable holder. The burning time for each stick is approximately 20 minutes.
Shoyeido Muromachi City of Culture 10 Long Burning Coils
Every package of Muromachi Incense Coils comes with 10 long lasting coils and a biodegradable holder. The burning time for each coil is approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Shipping is via Australia Post with tracking.
Our Shoyeido Incense is authentic and imported directly from Japan where it is made from pure and natural plant ingredients. Also importantly, it does not contain sawdust bamboo or any other fillers and has no artificial scents or ingredients.
Shoyeido Master blenders still use the same skills techniques and care developed and used by the Hata family for over 400 years and more than twelve generations.
