DAILY INCENSE by Trunk Design
Relax And Unwind With These Daily Incenses.
Daily Incense is produced on Awaji Island. The Awaji Island of Japan has been the prominent birthplace of numerous incense since around the 1840s when the winds blew from the West and the climate of the Awaji Ichinomiya district was discovered to be ideal for incense making. We’ve selected five soothing scents from Awaji Island, where 70% of incense production takes place.
The rich history of incense dates back centuries ago with its roots originating on Awaji Island, off the coast of mainland Japan.
Casablanca: Also known as "Queen of Lily", it has a gorgeous smell.
Gardenia: A clear tea aroma, elegant and refined.
Geranium: A delicate sweet scent similar to a rose, mixed with a fresh green scent.
Tea Tree: A clean and cooling scent.
Lavender: A relaxing scent that helps to induce deep sleep.
Ylang-Ylang: A luscious sweet scent.
Relax And Unwind With These Daily Incenses.
Daily Incense is produced on Awaji Island. The Awaji Island of Japan has been the prominent birthplace of numerous incense since around the 1840s when the winds blew from the West and the climate of the Awaji Ichinomiya district was discovered to be ideal for incense making. We’ve selected five soothing scents from Awaji Island, where 70% of incense production takes place.
The rich history of incense dates back centuries ago with its roots originating on Awaji Island, off the coast of mainland Japan.
Casablanca: Also known as "Queen of Lily", it has a gorgeous smell.
Gardenia: A clear tea aroma, elegant and refined.
Geranium: A delicate sweet scent similar to a rose, mixed with a fresh green scent.
Tea Tree: A clean and cooling scent.
Lavender: A relaxing scent that helps to induce deep sleep.
Ylang-Ylang: A luscious sweet scent.
Relax And Unwind With These Daily Incenses.
Daily Incense is produced on Awaji Island. The Awaji Island of Japan has been the prominent birthplace of numerous incense since around the 1840s when the winds blew from the West and the climate of the Awaji Ichinomiya district was discovered to be ideal for incense making. We’ve selected five soothing scents from Awaji Island, where 70% of incense production takes place.
The rich history of incense dates back centuries ago with its roots originating on Awaji Island, off the coast of mainland Japan.
Casablanca: Also known as "Queen of Lily", it has a gorgeous smell.
Gardenia: A clear tea aroma, elegant and refined.
Geranium: A delicate sweet scent similar to a rose, mixed with a fresh green scent.
Tea Tree: A clean and cooling scent.
Lavender: A relaxing scent that helps to induce deep sleep.
Ylang-Ylang: A luscious sweet scent.