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Madoka - Japanese incense burner

Low-smoke, natural sandalwood-incense-herbal blend; 165 pcs/paper, 13.5 cm, 35–40 minutes – sophisticated fragrance for smaller spaces and as a first incense burner.

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Madoka – Japanese incense burner (Shoyeido Low Smoke)

A subtle blend of sandalwood , incense and herbs, the introductory member of Shoyeido's Low Smoke range. A clean, meditative scent with sweet, woody tones - ideal for smaller spaces and those new to incense.

Fragrance profile

  • Main note: sandalwood – warm, clean, soft
  • Accompanying notes: incense, slightly floral-sweetness, earthy nuances
  • Mood: quiet, focused, conducive to meditation

Why “Low Smoke”?

Shoyeido uses the finest charcoal to achieve a low smoke level , so Madoka produces a discreet cloud of fragrance, not intrusive, yet rich in aroma. Ideal for smaller spaces, offices, and evening tea.

Ingredients and ethics

  • 100% natural spices and aromatic woods
  • Contains no synthetic oils or artificial fragrances
  • Free from animal ingredients
  • Hand-wrapped box – Kyoto, Japan

Use

  1. Light the end of the stick.
  2. Extinguish the flame with a firm flick of the wrist or with the tip of the blade ( Japanese etiquette does not allow you to blow it out ).
  3. Place it in a stable, heat-resistant smoker in a well-ventilated area.
  4. Do not leave unattended; keep away from children and pets.

Data and packaging

  • Contents: 165 sticks, in a beautiful, hand-wrapped box
  • Length: approx. 13.5 cm
  • Burning time: approx. 35–40 minutes / stick
  • Origin: Kyoto, Japan – Shoyeido

Who do we recommend it to?

  • As a first smoker, for beginners and those with more sensitive noses
  • For scenting smaller rooms
  • For tea drinking, meditation, evening relaxation

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Security

Always use in a heat-resistant container in a well-ventilated area. Never leave unattended; keep away from flammable materials.

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