HOT ! Kunjudo Reminiscent Flowers Magnolia 30 sticks (1512)

This series captures the four seasons of Japan through floral fragrances—spring daphne, early summer magnolia and wisteria, the height of summer lotus, autumn fragrant olive, and winter narcissus.

In gardens of everyday life, people once found ways to enjoy the changing seasons through the scents of flowers.
Sitting on the veranda, reading a book or writing quietly, the air would be filled with seasonal aromas, gently nourishing the heart.
Such scenes from the past are delicately evoked here, with subtle notes of traditional Japanese sumi ink—warm, softly aromatic, and quietly grounding—woven into the fragrance.

Created with the wish to keep close the Japanese appreciation of the seasons, this incense series is graceful in its presence—fragrant yet modest, refined, and quietly elegant.

Magnolia (Taizanboku)
A tall tree of the magnolia family that blooms in early summer with large, thick-petaled white flowers.
It releases a refined, fresh fragrance with a softly creamy sweetness.

Flower symbolism: A promising future, dignity, grandeur, nobility