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subtle bodies / taiwanese hinoki incense

Regular price $ 34.00 USD
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Hinoki has a fresh, yet deep woody scent which is familiar and clean - perfect for instilling a sense of calm and relaxation.

Subtle Bodies' Hinoki comes from a long established and sustainable plantation situated in the mountain highlands of Taiwan.

A prized wood and national treasure, Taiwanese Hinoki is celebrated both as a construction material and for its beneficial health properties. To achieve a higher quality and more defined scent their incense uses top grade wood carefully selected from left over cosmetic grade logs. This ensures a brilliantly sustainable and exceptionally fragrant end product.

All Subtle Bodies incense sticks are pure wood products with no added perfume or fragrance. Each burns with a distinct, yet delicately scented smoke trail.

Unlike other incense on the market, their Japanese style sticks have only two ingredients; the fragrant wood as their name suggests and a natural binding wood from either Machilus thunbergii, Litsea glutinosa or Phoebe zhennan.

Source:
Central mountains, Taiwan

Volume:
25 Incense Sticks

Burn Time:
30 minutes

 

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Subtle Bodies is a range of products grounded in purity, quality and tradition.

Completely free of perfumes, oils or additives their incense is a genuine expression of pure, fragrant wood.

To create the finest natural incense available, they work closely with specialist artisans worldwide - all who have a lasting connection with the type of wood they choose to focus on. With each incense a different raw material, variations between them are beautifully apparent - not only in the scent but the physical appearance and texture of the wood as well.

This single origin approach ensures full transparency, with a genuine understanding and appreciation of each incense.

Based in Australia, Subtle Bodies acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People as the Traditional Custodians of this land. Always was, and always will be.