CHO-CHO-SAN Japanese Incense Gift Set

Discover four fragrant worlds in one box. CHO-CHO-SAN offers 36 brightly coloured incense cones, arranged in a fan shape around a small decorative incense holder placed in the centre.

The box combines four distinct scents: sandalwood, cherry, kyara, and pine. Each is identified by the colour of its cones: khaki brown for sandalwood, red for cherry, violet for kyara, and green for pine.

This selection allows you to change the atmosphere according to your desires: the woody character of sandalwood, the fruity note of cherry, the precious profile of kyara, or the vegetal inspiration of pine. The presentation, with its cones arranged in four colourful fans, also makes it a lovely box to give as a gift or to discover at home.

The lid is illustrated with an elegant Japanese female figure dressed in a kimono in shades of blue and ochre. A retro-charming presentation that immediately gives the box a strong Japanese identity.

• 36 assorted incense cones
• 4 scents: sandalwood, cherry, kyara, and pine
• Sandalwood: khaki brown cones
• Cherry: red cones
• Kyara: violet cones
• Pine: green cones
• Approximately 10 minutes burn time per cone
• Incense holder visible in the centre of the box

Name: CHO-CHO-SAN
Type: Japanese cone incense
Quantity: 36 cones
Number of scents: 4
Scents: sandalwood, cherry, kyara (aloeswood / agarwood), and pine
Burn time: approximately 10 minutes per cone

Place a cone on a heat-resistant surface, then light its tip. After a few moments, gently blow out the flame and let the cone burn down. Use the incense in a ventilated room, away from flammable materials, and never leave it burning unattended.

What scents are in the CHO-CHO-SAN box?
The box contains four scents: sandalwood, cherry, kyara, and pine.

How many cones does the box contain?
It contains 36 assorted incense cones.

How long does a cone burn?
The advertised burn time is approximately 10 minutes per cone.

What is kyara?
In the information provided for this product, kyara is associated with aloeswood, also known as agarwood.