Experience the quiet elegance of Japanese incense wood with this 0.4g piece of Rakoku agarwood, provisionally named "Furuki Kozue." Because a single block of agarwood naturally varies in quality from one end to the other, each piece is cut to reflect that same balance, so the shape you receive may differ slightly from piece to piece.
In the world of Kohdo, incense woods are often named after classical poetry. This piece takes its title from a waka by Emperor Juntoku, found in the Shoku Senzai Wakashu: "Momoshikiya hana mo mukashi no ka o tomete furuki kozue ni harukaze zo fuku," a verse that evokes a spring breeze stirring through old tree branches, carrying the scent of blossoms long past. Rakoku is one of the six traditional wood categories recognized within Kohdo practice.
This unused piece of incense wood comes wrapped in a folded paper package (tatamigami) measuring 192mm x 160mm x 23mm. It offers a direct, fragrant link to Japan's long-standing culture of incense appreciation.
A 0.4 g piece of Rakoku (agarwood), provisionally named “Furuki Kozue” (“Ancient Treetops”). The cutting shape may vary, with mixed forms possible.
Package size: 192 × 160 × 23 mm, presented in a folded paper wrapper. The wrapper size and color may vary depending on the incense wood type and quantity.
