Discover a refined piece of traditional Japanese incense wood: a rare agarwood fragment provisionally named Yumeji. Weighing just 0.4 grams, this piece is classified under the Manaka wood type, a designation prized among collectors of aromatic woods.
It arrives cut into thin strips, roughly 1mm thick, with short sides measuring between 3mm and 8mm and long sides of varying length. The grain runs perpendicular to the long edge, so you can easily split each strip by hand or with a utility blade, following the natural grain.
In Japanese incense culture, rare fragrant woods like this are valued for their complex, layered scents that invite quiet reflection. The name Yumeji, meaning "a path in dreams," draws on a classical waka poem from the Shinyowakashu anthology. Each strip is cut to reflect the overall quality of the original block of wood, so even a small piece carries the character of the whole.
The wood comes elegantly wrapped in a traditional folded paper pouch measuring 192mm by 160mm by 23mm, ready to be added to your collection or used to mark a moment of stillness.
Fragrant wood, provisional name “Yumeji,” Manaka (agarwood), 0.4 g.
Supplied in thin rectangular chips, approximately 3 to 8 mm wide, approximately 1 mm thick, with varying lengths. The grain runs perpendicular to the long side and can be easily split along the grain by hand or with a utility knife.
Package size: 192 × 160 × 23 mm, in a folded-paper wrapper. Wrapper size and color may vary depending on the type and quantity of fragrant wood. Limited to one per customer.
