HA KO Paper Incense
HA KO Paper Incense
Japan is not only known for the high-quality production of incense but also for its incense bowls and incense burners. In a Koh-Do (incense ceremony), great importance is placed on details. Smoking involves the use of intricately designed incense burners made from various materials such as cast iron, stoneware, soapstone, clay, and ceramics.
Over a Century of Craftsmanship: Konjudo
Since its founding in 1893, Konjudo on Awaji Island has continued the tradition of incense making and elevated it to a new level. Under the careful guidance of experienced masters and skilled artisans, not only traditional but also contemporary scent creations are crafted. Konjudo combines centuries-old tradition with innovative technology and has made it its mission to explore new ways of incorporating the element of "scent" harmoniously into modern lifestyles.
The "Ha Ko Paper Incense" line is thus more than just a collection of aromas. It is a tribute to tradition, skill, and innovation, reflected in each individual product. It is an aromatic heritage carefully distilled from the fusion of the old and the new world. Enter this exquisite world of scents where past and future, tradition and modernity merge in a breathtaking olfactory experience.