Horin Incense Assortment / Kyo-gosai

Many devoted fans of Shoyeido's Horin incense maintain it's the finest incense line they've experienced. This beautiful 20-stick assortment, contains four sticks each of five splendid Horin blends (+ a basic incense stand). Contains the following:

Avenue of the Villa (Nijo): A timeless sandalwood recipe, reminiscent of a fresh afternoon rain.

White River (Shirakawa): Named for Japan's snowy White River Valley, this inviting new fragrance brings a feeling of comfort and warmth. Devotees of Shoyeido's River Path (Hori-kawa) coils will find much to love about White River.

Returning Spirit (Genroku): Aged woods and fine herbs commemorate a culture's golden age.

City of Culture (Muromachi): A spicy, earthy scent inspired by an epoch of great artistic triumph.

Peaceful Sky (Tenpyo): The fragrant essence of Shoyeido's premium incense products is found in this pure, sweet blend.

All of these above incense of the Horin Series are also available on our website in 20 sticks packets.

Made by Shoyeido in Kyoto, Japan

About Shoyeido:

In the early 18th century, Rokubei Moritsune Hata began incorporating incense-making techniques he learned as an employee of Kyoto's Imperial Palace. Twelve generations later, the Hata family continue to create an array of fragrances as Shoyeido. Their incense is considered the highest quality natural incense available worldwide.

Shoyeido's blending process is an art form and draws upon centuries-old recipes to create fragrances. The artisans carefully process the quality, balance, and ratio of every hand-selected natural ingredient. The slightest variation in amount or quality of any component can dramatically influence the outcome. Only the finest raw materials are used. The results are remarkable, subtle scents that encourage us to use all our senses mon-koh, or "listening to incense."

With respect for the environment and a concern for green practices, Shoyeido continues to set the standard in the fragrance industry. They have procured permits from the Ministry of Economy, Trade & Industry in Japan, and the US Fish & Wildlife Department to validate that their products are properly accounted for and responsibly harvested. None of their recipes contain animal products and no testing has ever been done on animals.

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