Paper Incense Leaves in White
These delicately fragranced paper leaves in beautiful and varied forms can be burned as incense, tucked in drawers or kept in small spaces (cars and entryways) to add a nicely subtle aroma.
Winter Fir - a new expression of a familiar winter fixture: holly leaves infused with the bracing scent of fir.
Winter Cedar - send the warmth of fresh-cut cedar through your home with leaves of incense that borrow the shape of the sawtooth oak.
Sweet Ginger - the gentle fragrance of sweet ginger drifts from these camphor leaves, as soothing and relaxing as a hot cup of ginger tea.
Japanese Pepper - the surprising sweetness of flower buds in Japanese Pepper call to mind the fresh growth of early April.
Linden - light a Linden leaf and drift through the branches and among the flowers of this scent’s namesake tree.
Green Tea - transport yourself to a tea house in springtime with a gentle aroma that carries notes of cherry blossom.
Moss - clean and bright as a fairy-tale forest, this leaf's vital aroma invokes images of bamboo growing from a carpet of moss.
Green Grass - verdant, mossy, and earthy. Burning one is like meditating in a forest temple.
Daphne - like a honeyed breeze, Daphne’s fragrance brings contentment and the serenity of the oak that inspired its shape.
Elegant Citrus - several varieties of citrus essence combine with traditional Japanese fragrance to uplift your spirit.
Agar Wood - one of the most traditional incense materials, Agar Wood eases stress while cleansing your space.
Peppermint - the piquant scent of Peppermint clears the mind with a blend of mint leaves and Japanese blue oak.
*designed to burn on the Ha Ko Incense Burner Mat to protect the surface beneath
How to use: After lighting your HA KO Paper Incense, extinguish the flame and place it on a felt burner mat, and onto a non-flammable surface. Do not allow to burn unsupervised. Avoid placing in drafty areas or near any flammable materials.
Each leaf will burn for 5 - 7 mins.
Winner of the 2019 Good Design Award.
Materials: Paper
Dimensions: 3.5" L x 3.5" W
Awaji, Japan
These delicately fragranced paper leaves in beautiful and varied forms can be burned as incense, tucked in drawers or kept in small spaces (cars and entryways) to add a nicely subtle aroma.
Winter Fir - a new expression of a familiar winter fixture: holly leaves infused with the bracing scent of fir.
Winter Cedar - send the warmth of fresh-cut cedar through your home with leaves of incense that borrow the shape of the sawtooth oak.
Sweet Ginger - the gentle fragrance of sweet ginger drifts from these camphor leaves, as soothing and relaxing as a hot cup of ginger tea.
Japanese Pepper - the surprising sweetness of flower buds in Japanese Pepper call to mind the fresh growth of early April.
Linden - light a Linden leaf and drift through the branches and among the flowers of this scent’s namesake tree.
Green Tea - transport yourself to a tea house in springtime with a gentle aroma that carries notes of cherry blossom.
Moss - clean and bright as a fairy-tale forest, this leaf's vital aroma invokes images of bamboo growing from a carpet of moss.
Green Grass - verdant, mossy, and earthy. Burning one is like meditating in a forest temple.
Daphne - like a honeyed breeze, Daphne’s fragrance brings contentment and the serenity of the oak that inspired its shape.
Elegant Citrus - several varieties of citrus essence combine with traditional Japanese fragrance to uplift your spirit.
Agar Wood - one of the most traditional incense materials, Agar Wood eases stress while cleansing your space.
Peppermint - the piquant scent of Peppermint clears the mind with a blend of mint leaves and Japanese blue oak.
*designed to burn on the Ha Ko Incense Burner Mat to protect the surface beneath
How to use: After lighting your HA KO Paper Incense, extinguish the flame and place it on a felt burner mat, and onto a non-flammable surface. Do not allow to burn unsupervised. Avoid placing in drafty areas or near any flammable materials.
Each leaf will burn for 5 - 7 mins.
Winner of the 2019 Good Design Award.
Materials: Paper
Dimensions: 3.5" L x 3.5" W
Awaji, Japan
