Imagine a landscape from the scent #2 - Japanese incense sticks -

Building on last blog, we will talk about Kinmokusei today.

 

- Incense Sticks "Kinmokusei" Fragrant Olive Scent -

 

This Incense is richly blended with herbal ingredients such as sandalwood, cloves and cinnamon evoking a sense of nostalgia. In the slightly chilly autumn air, the gentle fragrance of osmanthus wafts softly, spreading its comforting scent. 

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- What is Kinmokusei? - 

Known as Kinmokusei in Japanese, is a tree that grows to about 2-3 meters tall and produces numerous small orange flowers. It is native to China and is said to have been introduced to Japan during the Edo period (1603-1868). Often used as an ornamental tree in gardens and parks, its fragrance is also utilised in perfumes and aroma products. In Japan, it blooms in autumn (September to October), releasing a strong, sweet scent. This fragrance is memorable to many people, and the nostalgic feeling it evokes during the transition from autumn to winter leads many to associate the scent of Kinmokusei with the arrival of autumn.

 

 

- The language of flowers -

Have you heard the language of flowers for Knmokusei?

・Modesty, Humility

The flower's small and reserved nature contrasts with its strong fragrance, leading to this meaning.

 ・Noble person

The flower's tendency to fall gracefully during rain symbolises purity and nobility.

 ・True love

The flower's strong scent, which can be recognized from afar, symbolizes love that is so apparent it cannot be hidden, hence the meaning of "true love".

・First love

The soft, sweet fragrance of the flower is memorable, leading to its association with the concept of "first love", which is unforgettable once experienced.

 

 

- Message card service -

 

You can add a message card ( $5 ). Your card will make the gift more special.

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