Nippon Kodo Byakudan Tendan – Sandalwood Incense Sticks 125 g

Byakudan Tendan by Nippon Kodo is a Japanese incense made with white sandalwood (Byakudan). For this composition, the manufacturer places particular emphasis on selected aromatic materials and a rich, pleasantly sweet sandalwood character.

White sandalwood as a main ingredient

Byakudan is the Japanese name for white sandalwood, one of the classic aromatic woods of Japanese incense culture. Its warm, soft woody fragrance is at the heart of this variety from the Tendan series.

In Byakudan Tendan, sandalwood is not merely a fragrance description: Nippon Kodo explicitly lists white sandalwood among the main materials used in this incense. The manufacturer also specifies tabu bark and charcoal. The available information does not provide further details about the botanical species or geographical origin of the sandalwood used.

Rich and pleasantly sweet sandalwood fragrance

Nippon Kodo describes Byakudan Tendan as a carefully crafted incense in which selected aromatic materials are used generously. This is intended to bring out the characteristic fragrance of sandalwood in all its richness, creating a pleasantly sweet, warm and woody fragrance.

The incense sticks produce significantly less smoke than ordinary incense sticks. This allows the sandalwood fragrance to unfold without heavy smoke becoming a dominant feature.

125 g of Japanese incense sticks

The pack contains approximately 125 g of incense sticks. Each stick measures around 14 cm in length and burns for approximately 25 minutes.

Features of Nippon Kodo Byakudan Tendan

• Manufacturer: Nippon Kodo
• Origin: Japan
• Fragrance: white sandalwood – warm, woody and pleasantly sweet
• Main materials according to the manufacturer: tabu bark, charcoal and white sandalwood (Byakudan)
• Contents: approx. 125 g
• Length: approx. 14 cm per stick
• Burning time: approx. 25 min per stick
• Smoke production: significantly reduced
• Packaging dimensions: approx. 156 × 85 × 34 mm