Japanese Incense Jinkoh Juzan – Aloeswood

A Japanese incense with a deep fragrance, built around aloeswood, or jinkoh. Its woody character is enriched with sandalwood and aromatic ingredients traditionally used in herbal medicine, for a fragrance that is both lively, elegant, and enveloping.

Presented in a long paulownia wood box, the sticks are protected in a roll with a simple Japanese design. The light wood of the box and the calligraphic inscriptions give the whole a refined, almost ceremonial presence.

Each stick measures approximately 57 mm and offers a burn time of about 13 minutes when used vertically. This relatively short format allows you to enjoy the scent for a chosen moment: upon returning home, while reading, or simply when you wish to create a calmer atmosphere.

The Japanese term jinkoh refers to aloeswood, at the heart of the aromatic composition of this incense. A ceramic incense holder accompanies the box to complete the set.

• 60 incense sticks
• Main fragrance: aloeswood (Jinkoh / Aloeswood)
• Aromatic composition combining aloeswood and sandalwood
• Deep, woody, and elegant fragrance
• Approximately 13 minutes of burn time per stick
• Short sticks of approximately 57 mm
• Paulownia (kiri) wood box
• Ceramic incense holder included

Name: Jinkoh Juzan
Type: Japanese stick incense
Scent: aloeswood (Jinkoh), sandalwood, and aromatic ingredients traditionally used in herbal medicine
Quantity: 60 sticks
Burn time: approximately 13 minutes per stick when vertical
Presentation: paulownia (kiri) wood box
Accessory: ceramic incense holder included

Place a stick vertically in the incense holder, on a stable and heat-resistant surface. Light its end, then gently blow out the flame to let the stick burn down. Never leave burning incense unattended.

What is the scent of Jinkoh Juzan incense?
Its scent is dominated by aloeswood, called jinkoh in Japanese, notably combined with sandalwood.

How many sticks are in the box?
This box contains 60 incense sticks and a ceramic incense holder.

How long does one stick burn?
The burn time is approximately 13 minutes per stick when used vertically.

What is jinkoh?
Jinkoh is the Japanese term for aloeswood, an aromatic material prized in the traditional world of Japanese incense.