[Japan Kousaido] HANGA Japanese Woodblock Print Series Diffuser

Extending the beloved "HANGA" incense stick line, Kousaido now introduces a diffuser series, offering a new option for those who adore the collection's scents but are sensitive to smoke. Woodblock printing, a traditional Japanese art form dating back to the Edo period in the 17th century, is renowned for its bold compositions, intricate details, and vibrant, shadowless blocks of color. The Kousaido "HANGA" series draws inspiration from woodblock prints depicting the changing seasons. Our incense makers have crafted a range of fragrances, each inspired by the scenery conveyed in these artworks, aiming to blend scent and art to showcase Japan's exquisite seasonal beauty. **• Fragrance Descriptions** **Wave Rabbit** This scent, based on marine notes blended with ingredients like lavender, evokes the refreshing aroma of the vast ocean. **Fireworks** A blend of fruity notes such as raspberry and apple, capturing the enchanting and vibrant scene of midsummer night fireworks. **Goldfish** A mix of matcha and rose aromas, painting a picture of goldfish gracefully swimming in the water. **Maple** Infused with sandalwood, musk, and citrus, this fragrance offers the deep aroma of autumn leaves. **Plum Blossom** Utilizing ingredients like lavender and vanilla, this scent expresses the fragrance of early spring and the image of plum blossoms. **Pine** Inspired by the scent of evergreen pine trees, a blend of sandalwood, pine, and rose. **Snow** A harmonious blend of green tea, rose, and jasmine, designed to evoke the sight of falling snowflakes. **Cherry Rabbit** The gorgeous scent of cherry blossoms, blended with bergamot and musk. **• Product Details** Dimensions: Approx. 80×62×23mm Contents: 20g of incense sticks (approx. 90 sticks) Burning Time: Approx. 15-17 minutes per stick **• How to Use** (1. ) Remove the glass bottle containing the fragrance oil and the rattan diffuser sticks from the packaging. (2. ) Open the bottle cap and insert the rattan sticks into the opening, allowing them to soak in the fragrance oil. (3. ) It takes approximately 1 day for the fragrance oil to fully permeate the rattan sticks. **• Precautions** ※ This product is an indoor diffuser. Please do not use it for any other purpose. ※ Ensure the bottle is placed upright and on a stable, level surface, free from drafts, for both use and storage. ※ Keep away from open flames, direct sunlight, and high temperatures. ※ Store out of reach of children and pets. ※ This product is not edible. Do not ingest the fragrance oil or accessories. ※ Handle the glass bottle and fragrance oil with care to avoid breakage or leakage. ※ Avoid contact between the fragrance oil and clothing, furniture, lighting fixtures, floors, carpets, plants, etc., as it may cause staining, deterioration, or damage. ※ If the fragrance oil comes into contact with skin, wash with soap. If it enters the eyes or mouth, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical attention if necessary. ※ Do not use near precision equipment such as computers or televisions, or near valuable items. ※ Discoloration or sedimentation of the fragrance oil during use is normal and does not affect product quality. **● About Kousaido** Established in 1994 in Kyoto, a city renowned for its profound Buddhist heritage and rich history, Kousaido preserves traditional incense-making techniques. Moving beyond the conventional association of incense with religious rituals, they have incorporated contemporary elements like essential oil-infused incense. Under the theme "Coloring, healing, and nourishing your life with fragrance," Kousaido aims to enrich the mind and body from the inside out through the solace and healing power of scent in our busy modern lives, creating beautiful moments and spaces. Their exquisite craftsmanship, combined with carefully selected natural ingredients, has led to numerous collaborations with internationally renowned brands such as MUJI LABO and COACH in recent years. Despite being only thirty years old, Kousaido is a rising force to be reckoned with among Japan's traditional incense purveyors.