This rich, woodsy banger is from a Japanese recipe that dates back centuries from a brand that hails all the way back to 1575. The olfactory heads at Koju subscribe to an if-it-ain’t-broke worldview, and with this cedar, sandalwood, frankincense, and white musk concoction, we sincerely agree. This one is great for contemplation–be it a full lotus meditation or late-night rumination over tea and Tolstoy. The musky notes give this traditional incense a real of gravity–and though you can absolutely burn it for an around-the-house hang, don’t be surprised if your attention turns to the Vedas or Vronsky.
