Incienso japonés de té verde Kayuragi - 40 varillas
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Kayuragi Té Verde es una fragancia suave y fresca de té verde de la línea Kayuragi de Nippon Kodo, centrada en las fragancias. El incienso viene en una caja de madera de paulownia e incluye un pequeño soporte de cerámica.
Perfil aromático
Té verde fresco, con un carácter fresco, suave y ligeramente aromático.
Elaboración y humo
Las varillas Kayuragi no tienen núcleo de bambú. Nippon Kodo describe la línea como una que produce menos humo al quemarse, permitiendo que la propia fragancia siga siendo el centro de atención.
Información
- Fabricante/línea: Nippon Kodo / Kayuragi
- Proveedor: Tierra Zen
- Formato: incienso japonés en varilla
- Varillas: 40
- Tiempo de combustión aprox.: 25 minutos cada una
- Soporte incluido: Sí, soporte mini de cerámica
- Embalaje: caja de madera de paulownia
- Fabricado en: Japón
Se trata de una presentación aromática moderna, no de una clasificación histórica de Kōdō.
Quémalo sobre un soporte para incienso resistente al calor, lejos de materiales inflamables y nunca sin supervisión.
Compara este incienso
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| Nombre | Incienso japonés de té verde Kayuragi - 40 varillas | Incienso japonés de Sakura Kayuragi - 40 varillas | Incienso japonés Kayuragi de clementina – 40 varillas | Incienso japonés Koh-Do de té verde matcha – Bajo humo | Incienso Scentsual de yuzu – 30 varillas |
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| Disponibilidad | En stock | En stock | En stock | En stock | En stock |
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| Aroma | Té verde | Sakura (flor de cerezo) | Mikan (clementina japonesa) | Té verde · Extracto de cáscara de té · Carbón Binchōtan de Kishu | Yuzu |
| Carácter | Fresco, refrescante y suave | Suave, delicado y floral elegante | Cítricos luminosos con naranja dulce y suave | Fresco, verde y ligeramente herbal | Cítricos jugosos con notas verdes de hoja y ligeramente ácidas |
| Intensidad del aroma | Moderada | Moderada | Moderada | Sutil | Moderada |
| Presencia en la estancia | Presencia perceptible en la estancia | Presencia perceptible en la estancia | Presencia perceptible en la estancia | Presencia suave en la estancia | Presencia perceptible en la estancia |
| Humo | Menos humo | Menos humo | Menos humo | Muy bajo | No se comercializa como de bajo humo |
| Tiempo de combustión | Aprox. 25 min | Aprox. 25 min | Aprox. 25 min | Aprox. 30 min | Aprox. 25 min |
| Paquete | 40 varillas + mini porta incienso | 40 varillas + mini porta incienso | 40 varillas + mini porta incienso | 20 varillas | 30 varillas + mini porta incienso |
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La intensidad del aroma y la presencia en la estancia son clasificaciones editoriales de SUWADA. Cuando se indica, el nivel de humo de CHIË refleja la experiencia de SUWADA con el producto.
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