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INCENSE
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BAIEIDO
Japanese Incense (since 1657)
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Bai - Plum Tree |
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Ei - Prosperity |
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Do - Shrine or Shop |
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Honey
smokeless
A new addition to Baieido’s Modern incense collection, soft and sweet Honey is quickly becoming a favorite. This Smokeless incense comes in an 80 gram box. |
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Kokonoe Koh
Baieido was established a little more than 300 years ago, and produced several incense products under different names cultivated from the traditions of Japanese fragrance.
In 1903 when Yosano Akiko of Sakai city wrote her famous poem "Midaregami" Baieido registered the first Trademark in Japan. The name chosen was Kokonoe Koh, which means Incense of the Imperial Palace.
This fine quality incense stick still receives patronage to this day. Kokonoe koh is made from fine quality natural materials like Vietnamese aloeswood, Indian Sandalwood, Cassia, Clove, and Borneol.
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Bikou Kobunboku
smokeless and regular
Bikou means: "Delicate incense" Bikou Kobunboku is a subtler
version of the traditional Kobunboku formula. Very soft and fresh, with
just a hint of cassia and other Chinese herbs with both sandalwood and
aloeswood. Now available in "Smokeless" sticks.
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Kobunboku
Kobunboku is
an Expression of the Plum Tree.
The Plum Flower is well known from ancient
China as, "the flower of peace".
This is a traditional Buddhist Formula. It
is made with Sandalwood and herb incense. Click
on Sandalwood to
learn more. "Ko" means Nice, "Bun" means
Elegant, "Boku" means Wood or Tree.
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20 grams
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40 grams
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aprox 20 sticks
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80 grams
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170
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Excellent Kobunboku
Excellent Kobunboku blends Sandalwood with a hint
of Aloeswood. Used throughout history at
nearly every religious ceremony and by Ayruvedic,
Tibetan and Chinese physicians to treat various
diseases as well as mental illness. Click
on Sandalwood learn
more. "Ko" means Nice, "Bun" means
Elegant, "Boku" means Wood or Tree.
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Kaden Kobunboku
Kaden Kobunboku is
the traditional "Old Family Secret" formula
passed down for hundreds of years. Contains
a higher grade and content of Aloeswood. Perfect
for meditation practice. Click on Aloeswood to
learn more. "Kaden" means Family
secret, and "Ko" means Nice, "Bun" means
Elegant, "Boku" means Wood or Tree.
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Byakudan-Kobunboku
Byakudan-Kobunboku is
a traditional Buddhist Formula. "Byakudan" means
White Sandalwood, and has a little less herb
and more fine Sandalwood in this incense. Click
on Sandalwood to
learn more.
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Syukohkoku
"Silk Road"
Syukohkoku "Silk Road"contains a very high
grade and content of fine Aloeswood. Recommended
to provide motivation and devotion to meditation.
Suggested for experienced practitioners,
and for special times. Click on Aloeswood to
learn more. People gather in aromatic union,
the spirit of Koh (incense) unites all. "Syu" (shu)
means Gather, "Koh" means Incense, "Koku" means
Country.
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Kaiunkoh
Kaiunkoh is
translated to mean "Opening the Door to
Bring Good Fortune". In the practices
of meditation it has long since been a goal
to open the doorway back to our innate self.
Sutras refer to this as "knowing the self
as it truly is". This ancient formula
contains a very dense Aloeswood and is highly
resinous. Made from sandalwood, Aloeswood,
borneo camphor, clove and Chinese Spices. Click
on Aloeswood and Sandalwood to
learn more "Kai" means To Open, "Un" means
Luck, "Koh" means Incense.
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For more, please see our selection of Premium incense in
wooden boxes sold below.
Ambiance Incense (Floral and Modern) |
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Hinoki Cypress
smokeless
Hinoki Cypress is a very slow growing evergreen tree in Japan. This incense is made
using pure Hinoki essential oil, which by Japanese law can only be extracted from trees
that have fallen or died. Hinoki comes in 50 gram bundles, and is a less smoke type incense.
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Green Tea
smokeless
This beautiful new incense from Baieido is different from their traditional recipes, yet is steeped in the culinary tradition of
Japan
. Invoke the subtle magic of Japanese Green Tea. This Smokeless incense comes in an 80 gram box. |
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Coffee Incense
smokeless
One of the the Latest Baieido Incense Fragrance - All the rage in Japan! Available exclusively through Sensia! This new creation from the esteemed Baieido Company takes a small step away from their traditional incense formulations and a giant step toward luscious indulgence! This Smokeless incense comes in a 30 gram box, and has the wonderful aroma of coffee with cream, or cafe' au lait. A must for coffee lovers! Try it! |
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#33593 |
Coffee-Small box |
30 grams |
13.5 cm. |
30 min. |
$9.00 |
more info |
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Lavender
Floral incense blended with pure
French Lavender Oil.
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Rose
smokeless
A delicate floral
incense fragranced with Rose oil
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Izumi
"Garden Spring"
smokeless and regular
Izumi "Garden Spring" --
A light, enticing, and slightly floral aroma, set in a background
of a forest morning, fresh with the dew." Imagine waking up
in this forest, how many wonderful aromas can you imagine: A campfire
far away, the moss gathered around the large oak tree, or the reeds
along the stream. The essence of many flowers, mixing in the spring
winds.
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Kokonoe
smokeless and regular
Kokonoe is an expression for the
Imperial Palace. This must be the flower garden of
some exotic princess, perhaps Akiko herself! This incense is made using
Aloeswood and
florals from Indonesia.
Click on Aloeswood to learn more.
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Junenko
Junenko Sandalwood
Coil incense. Each coil burns for 8 hours.
Coil incense stands are
also available.
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Premium Junenko
Premium Junenko Aloeswood Coil incense. Each
coil burns for 8 hours.
Coil incense stands are
also available.
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Kokoh
Kokoh is Japanese for "Ancient Scent" which has come to be
known as a term for the Plum Tree. This is an incredibly fine incense
that is worthy of this title. It is specially packaged to be something
that we are sure will be treasured by anyone who receives it.
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Jinkoya Sakubei
The Jinkoya Sakubei
line is a commemorative tribute to the original founder of Baieido,
and bears his name.
#236 Features a rich premium Sandalwood from India.
#246 Features premium Aloeswood from Vietnam.
#256 Features the finest in Vietnamese Aloeswood.
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Excellent Syukohkoku
Excellent Syukohkoku contains
the highest grade and content of fine Aloeswood of all the main lines
of Baieido Incense. Recommended for experienced practitioners and for
special occasions. Click on Aloeswood to
learn more. "Syu" (shu) means Gather, "Koh" means
Incense, "Koku" means Country.
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Kun Sho
Kun Sho is the "Rising Scent "because
it is thought to offer the heavens this wonderful & subtle
aloeswood incense. Graceful and gentle, Kun Sho is an absolute
delight and made from Cambodian Aloeswood. "Kun" means
fragrant, "Sho" means to rise up.
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Kokonoe
Kokonoe is an expression for the
Imperial Palace. This must be the flower garden of some exotic princess,
perhaps Akiko herself! This incense is made using Aloeswood and florals
from Indonesia.
Click on Aloeswood to learn more.
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Ho Ryu
Ho Ryu is incense made from the
finest Aloeswood from Thailand. The Phoenix and Dragon hold
a very special place in oriental beliefs. The Phoenix is the majestic
sovereign of the birds. It is said that it only appears when the truth,
justice and prevail in the world. Therefore, to see the mythical creature
is a statement that all is right in the world. "Ho" means
Phoenix, "Ryu" means Dragon.
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