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ChuiWoon HyangDang Ja-Geum Incense Sticks 12 g – Wooden Case

ChuiWoon HyangDang Ja-Geum Incense Sticks 12 g – Wooden Case

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Product description

Ja-Geum by ChuiWoon HyangDang is a Korean incense with a multifaceted composition of aromatic woods, flowers, spices and resin. According to the manufacturer, it contains agarwood (Aquilaria agallocha), white sandalwood (Santalum album), Banks' rose (Rosa banksiae), cassia cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia) and benzoin (Styrax benzoin).

The incense sticks are made without synthetic oils, synthetic binders or artificial fragrances. Ja-Geum is presented in a slender wooden case with a removable lid, which is suitable for storage and gives the incense a particularly attractive presentation.

Fragrance profile

Ja-Geum combines warm woody notes with balsamic, spicy and floral facets. Agarwood gives the composition depth, while white sandalwood contributes a softer, warm woody note. Cassia cinnamon adds a spicy accent, benzoin contributes a balsamic nuance and Banks' rose brings a subtle floral character. The result is a complex fragrance profile in which wood, spices, resin and flowers come together.

Agarwood, sandalwood, rose and benzoin

The composition brings together several classic aromatic materials used in Asian incense culture. In particular, the combination of agarwood and white sandalwood creates a distinctive woody foundation, complemented by cassia cinnamon, benzoin and Banks' rose. Ja-Geum is therefore particularly suited to incense enthusiasts who prefer multifaceted compositions rather than a single dominant fragrance note.

Korean incense in a wooden case

The case contains 12 g of incense. The individual incense sticks are approximately 14 cm long and have a burning time of around 40 minutes. The compact wooden case also makes Ja-Geum an attractive gift idea for enthusiasts and connoisseurs of Korean incense.

Ja-Geum is made by ChuiWoon HyangDang in South Korea.