This is a "Dare ga Sode" incense sachet from Shoyeido. It has a refined sandalwood fragrance, and there's still plenty of it left. Enjoy it as a room decoration or as an accent for your clothing. 【About Shoyeido】 ■ Overview Shoyeido is a long-established incense shop in Kyoto, boasting a history of over 300 years. They are a leading presence in conveying the culture of Japanese fragrance today, with incense sticks, incense coils, and incense sachets made from fragrant woods. ■ History • Founded: Around 1705 (during the mid-Edo period) • Founded by the first generation, Rokizaemon Hata. Since then, they have continued to manufacture and sell incense in Kyoto, passing down their techniques and spirit through generations. • Throughout their long history, they have continued to create incense that caters to a wide range of uses, from tea ceremony, incense appreciation, Buddhist rituals, to everyday fragrances. ■ Features • High-quality products using natural fragrances • A fusion of traditional fragrance blending techniques and modern sensibilities • Actively promoting the "monko" (listening to incense) culture, which incorporates Japanese fragrances into daily life. Thank you for viewing. This is a bag and accessory for Japanese attire. The traditional design and texture are attractive, and they enhance the appearance of a kimono. These items are perfect for a casual outing, a tea ceremony, or a gathering in a Japanese setting. They are recommended for everyday use as well as an accent for your coordination. 【For Incense Sachets/Fragrance Bags】 These are incense sachets (fragrance bags) that enclose fragrant woods and natural fragrances. You can slip them into the pocket of your kimono or your bag and enjoy the subtle fragrance of Japanese tradition at a moment's notice. They are also recommended as gifts or for tea ceremony attire. #koudo #香堂 #こうどう japanese kimono accessory Japanese accessories bags drawstring purse clasp purse Japanese wallet incense sachet kaishi入れ tea ceremony accessories Japanese pattern accessories Japanese life Japanese attire Japanese bag kimono accessories kimono coordination Japanese style kimono lover #kimono #Japanese attire #kimono #kimono #yukata #Japanese modern #Japanese goods #old cloth #crepe crafts #obi fabric remake #Japanese accessories #people who like kimono