Mainichi Byakudan Japanese Sandalwood Incense

Mainichi Byakudan, literally associated with daily sandalwood, is a Japanese incense with a woody and deep character. Its fragrance is based on Indian sandalwood, accompanied by other natural fragrances traditionally used in Chinese medicine.

In Japanese, sandalwood is called byakudan (白檀). Here, its presence gives the incense a rich, warm, and sensual scent, with more character than a simply floral or fresh fragrance. A scent that naturally finds its place in moments of calm, reading, or relaxation.

The 100 sticks are gathered in a roll presented in a long green box with simple lines. The ensemble evokes a traditional Japanese presentation, simple and discreet, designed for regular use.

• 100 incense sticks
• Main fragrance: Indian sandalwood
• Sandalwood called byakudan in Japanese
• Enriched with other natural fragrances
• Woody, deep, and warm olfactory profile
• Generous format suitable for regular use

Type: stick incense
Name: Mainichi Byakudan
Main fragrance: sandalwood
Sandalwood: Indian sandalwood
Fragrance composition: sandalwood accompanied by other natural fragrances used in Chinese medicine
Quantity: 100 sticks
Presentation: roll in an elongated box

Place a stick in a suitable incense holder. Light its tip, then gently blow on the flame to allow the ember to gradually diffuse its fragrance. Use in a ventilated room and never leave burning incense unattended.

What is the fragrance of Mainichi Byakudan incense?
Its fragrance is dominated by Indian sandalwood, accompanied by other natural fragrances.

What does Byakudan mean?
Byakudan (白檀) is the Japanese term for sandalwood.

How many sticks are in the roll?
The package contains 100 incense sticks.