The Sacred Scent of South America

Palo Santo is known as the "sacred tree" and produces a sweet, velvety fragrance with citrus notes. Indigenous Shamans consider the smoke to be protective, purifying and enable deep spiritual connection. Aromatic trees are also called the trees of the gods and grow in various places around the world. They have been used since ancient times in rituals to purify not only the atmosphere, but also the body and mind.

Burning time : 60 min/ stick

Number : 30 knitting needles without bamboo core and with handmade ceramic holder. Harvested in Peru. Made in Japan.

The Chië collection : is a more luxurious range of incense from Nippon Kodo inspired by the wisdom of our ancestors and adapted to modern life, allowing you to connect with nature and create a ritual space of peace around and within you.

Chië does not use essential oils and is made exclusively from the natural aromatic ingredients. The burning time for the different ingredients differs and is maintained so that the unique quality and characteristics of each fragrance can emerge.

The Japanese word Chië refers to the ability to see things as they really are in order to understand the ultimate truth. In Zen, Chïe is the result of meditative practice. The Zen calligraphic circle on the packaging is called "en-so" and represents infinity and the universe as a whole, associated with pure enlightenment.