NIPPON KODO Edonisiki Tsuya Incense Sticks, Natural Japanese Red Fruit Fragrance, Approximately 180 Pieces

Incenses are widely used in Buddhist religious practices for their ability to purify the environment and create an atmosphere of meditation and contemplation. Incenses used in Buddhist tradition are made from natural ingredients such as herbs, resins and essential oils, and can have different therapeutic properties. FEATURES: Japanese natural incense sticks. This incense produces little smoke and is handmade in Japan. It smells like red fruits. Buddhist accessories, such as juzu, incense, bells and butsudan, are used by Buddhist practitioners around the world as tools to create a sacred atmosphere, encourage concentration and contemplation, and strengthen connection with the divine during religious practice. Each of these objects has a specific symbology and a particular function within the Buddhist tradition. CONFEZION: The pattern with which the packaging is made is related to the idea of children's health and the desire for them to grow quickly. People use this pattern for clothes and other objects, hoping to accumulate good luck. Creacommercio Srl is a company owned by the Soka Gakkai Italian Buddhist Institute, founded in 1991. It is dedicated to editing topics related to Buddhism, peace and human rights education, and aims to spread Buddhist thought as interpreted by the Soka Gakkai. The items are produced both domestically and abroad, with special attention to respect for the environment and sustainability.