Takasago Hana Sandalwood Incense 50 Sticks

The wind in the pines The Takasago pine became very popular after a famous 14th-century Noh play. It is an entirely optimistic play that celebrates joy and happiness. Like this incense. The pine trees in the Takasago and Sumiyoshi shrines celebrate the harmony of man and woman because, according to legend, they will be united for all eternity: "Even if we live a thousand kilometers apart, separated by rivers and mountains, we do not feel that we live separately, our hearts are united." Takasago is also an allusion to the journey of life: "Today is the day. We made up our minds and finally set sail. Although we were worried that the journey would be long, the gentle wind carried our boat, the route was easy. The wind whispers in the Takasago pine, the sun has set. In the distance, the bell is heard." And the play ends with a blessing: "I cast out demons, I embrace luck and happiness. Let us celebrate a thousand years of prosperity and ten thousand years of long life. May the wind joyfully whisper among the pines for ten thousand years." Number of sticks: 50 Fragrance: Sandalwood Description: Japanese incense roll without bamboo core Made in: Japan