Crafted in Tokyo by master artisans, Oedo-Koh incense honors the fragrant legacy of old Edo (1600–1800), a time when diverse cultures converged in a thriving city. Each scent in this collection evokes a different facet of Edo life—its elegance, seasonality, and sense of community.

Choose from four refined fragrances:

Aloeswood – Deep and resinous, traditionally used in incense ceremonies. 
Peony – Sweet and floral, reminiscent of the geisha quarter and its graceful charm.
Cherry Blossoms – A soft, blooming scent that captures the fleeting beauty of spring.
Water Drop – A warm, clean aroma inspired by the communal bathhouses of Edo.

Each box includes 60 sticks and a ceramic incense holder, presented in a paulownia wood box wrapped in Ukiyo-e artwork. A timeless gift and a thoughtful ritual.

About Nippon Kodo
With roots tracing back to 1575, Nippon Kodo is Japan’s most renowned incense maker. Their scents are handmade by highly trained artisans who carry forward centuries-old techniques—balancing precision, intuition, and a deep respect for nature. From harvesting sustainable materials to refining each blend, every step is done with care to elevate the simple act of scent into a daily ceremony.