The Story
The “Chasing” scene on this incense packaging humorously depicts a rabbit pursuing a monkey, reflecting the playful charm of the original scrolls. Each pack contains around 90 sticks, releasing aromatic smoke with rich opoponax sweetness, warm clove, and subtle musk, blending traditional art appreciation with a soothing, fragrant experience.
Choju-giga, or the “scrolls of frolicking animals,” is a set of four picture scrolls from the 12th–13th century), preserved at Kōzan-ji Temple in Kyoto. Recognized as a National Treasure, it is considered the earliest example of Japanese manga, using anthropomorphic animals, sequential storytelling, and humor.
Features
- Incense packaging inspired by Choju-giga scrolls, with a rabbit chasing a monkey scene
- Fragrance blend: sweet opoponax, spicy clove, and subtle musk
- Pack contains ~90 sticks
- Burning time 15–17 minutes per stick
Instructions
Light the tip, then gently extinguish the flame to release smoke. Use a non-combustible incense holder. Place a tray underneath to catch ash.
Keep away from flammable items and children
Details
- Contents: 20g (~90 sticks)
- Size: 80 x 62 x 23 mm
- Notes: Handle carefully; embers may remain after the smoke disappears
- Made in Japan
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The “Chasing” scene on this incense packaging humorously depicts a rabbit pursuing a monkey, reflecting the playful charm of the original scrolls. Each pack contains around 90 sticks, releasing aromatic smoke with rich opoponax sweetness, warm clove, and subtle musk, blending traditional art appreciation with a soothing, fragrant experience.
Choju-giga, or the “scrolls of frolicking animals,” is a set of four picture scrolls from the 12th–13th century), preserved at Kōzan-ji Temple in Kyoto. Recognized as a National Treasure, it is considered the earliest example of Japanese manga, using anthropomorphic animals, sequential storytelling, and humor.
Features
- Incense packaging inspired by Choju-giga scrolls, with a rabbit chasing a monkey scene
- Fragrance blend: sweet opoponax, spicy clove, and subtle musk
- Pack contains ~90 sticks
- Burning time 15–17 minutes per stick
Instructions
Light the tip, then gently extinguish the flame to release smoke. Use a non-combustible incense holder. Place a tray underneath to catch ash.
Keep away from flammable items and children
Details
- Contents: 20g (~90 sticks)
- Size: 80 x 62 x 23 mm
- Notes: Handle carefully; embers may remain after the smoke disappears
- Made in Japan
