Tierra Zen Koh Do Incense - Agar 20 Sticks
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Koh Do Agar - Contemplation and mindfulness Also known as aloeswood, oud, jinkoh or kyara. For years, this wood lies dormant, buried in silent communion with the earth to create a mysterious and exquisite aroma. In the Japanese tradition, it is one of the woods used in the Koh Do ceremony, the ancient traditional art of incense appreciation, as evoked by the design of the box. About the geishas The design of the box is inspired by an ukiyo-e print by Choki (1780-1809), it shows the geisha Mizue enjoying the scent emanating from the incense burner held by the waitress Moto. In Japan, the most prestigious geishas were not only required to have excellent appearance and manners, but also to be well versed in Cha-do tea ceremony, Ka-do flower arrangement, Koh-do incense ceremony, Haikai, Waka poetry, Sho-do calligraphy, Go and Sugoroku because they had to attend social and business meetings,...
