

🌿 Elevate your space with subtle luxury—burn brilliance, Japanese style!
Morning Star Nippon Kodo Lavender Incense delivers 200 finely crafted sticks with a 25-minute burn time each, blending lavender and cedar wood for a subtle, sophisticated aroma. Manufactured in Japan, this premium incense set includes a stylish ceramic holder, offering a gentle fragrance that enhances relaxation and spirituality without overpowering your environment.
| ASIN | B01MFF3VVB |
| ASIN | B01MFF3VVB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #118,109 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #301 in Incense |
| Brand Name | MORNING STAR |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,490) |
| Date First Available | November 12, 2004 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04902125987227 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Form | Sticks |
| Item Length | 1.25 Inches |
| Item Weight | 0.25 Pounds |
| Item model number | 98722 |
| Manufacturer | Morning Star |
| Manufacturer | Morning Star |
| Material Type | Incense Wood |
| Product Benefits | Stress Relief, Relaxation, Increased Spirituality |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 4 ounces |
| Scent Name | Lavender |
| UPC | 799441262848 011391987221 |
| Unit Count | 200.0 Count |
W**R
Good incense
Nice smell.
H**S
A note about the scent itself...
The sticks come in a wonderfully sturdy box compared to most incenses and with a small light blue flowered ceramic square for burning the incense in for those who don't have a vertical burner. Obviously if you use the small square, it doesn't catch any ash, so be sure to place it on a safe surface. Note that you will likely need to burn them upright as they tend to stop burning at any section where they're leaning on something. These are Japanese in style, so they have no stick and at most there's only a tiny stub left when it's done burning. Be prepared for the size though: these are about half the size of most incense. Despite that, they do burn for a half hour+, so they aren't cheating you, don't worry. (A note to those having issues on short burning time: Try to ignite as little of the tip as possible. These light very easily and you actually want these to smolder. Not burn to the ground.) Something you should keep in mind when purchasing incense is the country of production. Incense from and found commonly in the western hemisphere tends to be very strong, especially in comparison to a country like Japan which favors subtlety. As such, if you're used to buying Gonesh, Hem, and Satya products, you might find Nippon Kodo's to be a little weak. That being said, it will never overpower those with strong noses or trigger anybody's allergies or headaches, which is wonderful if you share a household. This particular scent is a little different from most lavender scents out there. While it is floral, and reminiscent of lavender buds, it took me snuffing through my lavender bush to place it. If you ask me, it smells more of the lavender leaves and wood, less of the actual flowers. Then again, this may be because it is a bit subtle. Who knows. Either way, it is a lovely lavender fragrance, just not a strong one, so make note of that. If you think it may bug you, lavender is a classic scent and there are plenty more takes on it out there.
S**S
Smells great, worth the price.
These are much smaller than your typical incense stick, but for the price they are totally worth it. They are about half the length of a typical incense stick. I plan to buy more scents and would buy this one again. The smell is strongly lavender and the scent will easily fill a small to medium room. It's not unpleasantly strong, but I prefer not to sit right next to it as it burns either. It's not too smokey, doesn't smell like smoke or burning, and because it's the Japanese style incense there is no stick left behind, it burns to the very end, very little of the length is wasted. I'd recommend using a ceramic or metal burner since it does burn down to the base. A wooden holder might scorch. This incense does come with a little tiny holder, but it won't catch the ash because its so small. I prefer something with a little less cleanup, but it's nice that it came with it!
B**T
A nice little incense.
I was looking online for incense sticks, since I used to burn them frequently in the past and was searching for an alternative/supplement for air fresheners. I found these - my former favorite! - and immediately purchased them. They smell exactly like I remember, with no overpowering smoky/burning smell and a nice, if understated, lavender scent that lingers not overly long after a burn. The one drawback for me with these is their short length (and subsequent short burn time, roughly 20 minutes) and lack of wood at the end that results in burns on the included incense holder and a leftover chunk of scent stick that I've yet to find a use for. This also makes it difficult to insert into what I would consider a "usual" holder, as incense holders are frequently made with a thin wooden end in mind. The included incense holder is very small, as a note, and will not catch any falling ash. Those looking to purchase this item should take that into account - a secondary, larger holder or even a dish or ash tray would suffice to place these on top of to catch ash. Overall, I'm very likely to buy these again as a staple in my collection of scents and sticks!
R**K
Smells great 👍🏻
Smells great👍🏻
A**R
Wonderful!
I've used this incense for quite a while. I used to buy it at a store, but the store closed. So, I was really happy to find it on available on Amazon! If you like the scent of lavender, you'll like this.
Y**L
Gorgeous
W**A
Why no wrapping for protection from damage nor humidity not able to start fume nor proper smell very disappointed
G**Y
Vielen Dank und gerne immer wieder 🤩
A**E
Love the scent
C**3
I only use Japanese incense sticks, because they do not have a bamboo core and you get a nice fragrance without the burning smell. These were awful. Made the whole house smell like I had lit a bonfire. Used one, and the rest are being returned. Not good.
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