Kunjudo Karin Kifune Incense Sticks – Agarwood – 150 g

Karin Kifune by Kunjudo is one of the higher-grade variants in the Karin series and combines agarwood with sandalwood. These two classic aromatic woods form the basis of an elegant Japanese fragrance composition that Kunjudo has deliberately crafted to be soft and contemporary.

Agarwood and sandalwood

For Karin Kifune, Kunjudo uses Tabu bark powder, sandalwood, agarwood and fragrances. This distinguishes Kifune in its composition from Karin, Tokusen Karin and Karin Togetsu: agarwood is explicitly listed here as an ingredient and gives the composition additional depth.

Soft and refined woody fragrance

Kunjudo describes Kifune as a high-quality incense fragrance based on refreshing sandalwood and agarwood. Despite these traditional aromatic woods, the composition is not particularly heavy or intense. Instead, it has a mild, subtle and refined character that elegantly blends the woody notes together.

Fragrance profile

Woody, soft, elegant and delicately aromatic, with sandalwood and agarwood at the heart of the composition. Kifune combines the classic character of Japanese aromatic woods with a restrained approach to fragrance, making it stand out within the Karin series as a particularly wood-focused variant.

150 g large box

This large box contains approx. 150 g of Karin Kifune incense sticks. The sticks are approx. 13.5 cm long and have a burning time of approx. 25 minutes. Kunjudo describes the smoke level as normal.

• Contents: approx. 150 g
• Length: approx. 13.5 cm
• Burning time: approx. 25 minutes
• Composition: Tabu bark powder, sandalwood, agarwood and fragrances
• Manufacturer: Kunjudo
• Origin: Japan

To use, light the tip of an incense stick and then blow out the flame. Place the glowing stick in a suitable incense holder and use it on a fire-resistant surface.