Experience the refined artistry of traditional Japanese incense with Harufukukaze, an exquisite 0.4g selection of rare Rakoku aloeswood prepared by Kogado. Named after a classic waka poem celebrating gentle spring winds that carry the fragrance of plum blossoms, this piece comes from high-grade Vietnamese aloeswood. It features a dense, resin-rich structure with a subtle, elegant sweetness that sets it apart from Kyara.
In Kodo, the traditional Japanese art of scent, raw aromatic woods are categorized into classic profiles based on their origin and fragrance qualities. Rakoku represents one of these historic classifications, prized for its distinct grain and deep, soothing aroma. To ensure balanced quality, this wood has been carefully pre-cut into thin strips measuring approximately 1mm thick and 3mm to 8mm wide, making it easy to split or trim along the grain.
Presented in a traditional paper pouch measuring 192mm by 160mm by 23mm, this brand new item offers an authentic taste of Japanese incense heritage. Due to the scarcity of high-quality aloeswood, purchase is limited to one per customer.
0.4 g of rare, high-grade Rakoku agarwood (Vietnamese agarwood), provisionally named “Harufuku Kaze” (“Spring Breeze”). It has the characteristic grain of Vietnamese agarwood, a dense, hard structure with well-developed resin, and a subtle, elegant sweetness distinct from kyara.
Supplied as thin rectangular incense wood pieces, not as a single block. Pieces are approximately 1 mm thick, with short sides measuring about 3 to 8 mm and varying lengths; the grain runs perpendicular to the long side. The selected pieces are chosen to reflect the overall quality balance of the original wood.
Rakoku is a convenient, non-official wood-origin classification. Packaged in a folded paper wrapper; package size: 192 × 160 × 23 mm.
