Oedo-Koh Incense Water Drop

A Fresh Fragrance of Water

During the Edo period, people did not have baths at home, so 600 public bathhouses were built. Later, large bathtubs were developed. The bathhouse was an equal place. A popular product was Yuya no-shizuku, a scented lotion made with floral essences using a distillation known as a ranbiki. This scent came to create a warm and friendly tone reminiscent of bathhouse life.

Oedo-Koh is a premium incense from Japan. This collection was created by Japan's foremost incense masters in homage to the fragrant atmosphere of Edo, the former name of Tokyo, also known as Oedo, the Great Edo. It was a playful and stylish city, born from a marriage of elegance and mundaneness.

Burning time : 12 minutes per incense.

Quantity : 60 incense sticks per wooden box.