Oedo-koh peony

The fragrant world of ancient Edo. Inspired by the so-called "Edo Culture", characterized by a unique blend of opposites such as the elegant and the common, the coarse and the refined, and so on, the exquisite Oedo Koh incense line was created by master craftsmen in the capital to express the fragrant atmosphere of old Tokyo, once known as "Edo."
The hues of these sticks represent traditional Japanese colors.
Crafted from Paulownia wood, the luxurious case containing them is decorated—including the interior—with classic Edo aesthetic motifs, including Ukiyo-e paintings (the representation of the "floating world" in traditional Japanese art prints): truly ideal for a present purpose.
The elusive floral note of the peony, a proverbial Japanese emblem of virility.