Satya Tokyo Sakura MUM Incense Sticks 15 g

Satya Tokyo Sakura are Indian masala incense sticks produced by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (MUM) LLP. This fragrance belongs to a collection inspired by famous destinations around the world. At its heart is the Japanese cherry blossom, whose delicate fragrance character is interpreted here as a light, elegant and softly powdery floral composition. Fresh floral notes blend with soft woody and musky nuances to create a harmonious incense fragrance reminiscent of springtime in Japan.

Fragrance profile – cherry blossom and delicate floral notes

The fragrance opens with a fresh, bright cherry blossom accord that reveals a light and airy floral note. Unlike distinctly sweet or intense floral fragrances, this composition is understated and delicately balanced.

At its heart, delicate, slightly powdery floral notes develop, accompanied by a subtle geranium nuance. This adds an extra aromatic dimension to the floral character without overwhelming the lightness of the cherry blossom accord.

As the fragrance develops, soft musky notes, light woody nuances and a hint of vanilla emerge. They lend the fragrance a gentle warmth and round off its floral freshness. The overall impression is a subtle, floral and pleasantly soft incense fragrance, characterised by lightness and elegance.

Sakura – the Japanese cherry blossom

Cherry blossom, known in Japanese as Sakura, is one of the most recognisable symbols of Japanese culture. When the cherry trees bloom in spring, families, friends and colleagues gather in many places for the traditional practice of Hanami, enjoying the blossoms together.

The brief flowering period of Japanese ornamental cherry trees is often associated with the beauty of the present moment and the transience of life. For centuries, Sakura has therefore been a recurring motif in Japanese art, literature and everyday culture.

With Tokyo Sakura, Satya draws on this springtime atmosphere as inspiration for its fragrance. The composition evokes blossoming cherry trees and the peaceful, elegant side of the Japanese capital. It is an Indian interpretation of this fragrance rather than a traditional Japanese incense recipe.

Indian masala incense sticks by Satya MUM

These incense sticks are manufactured in India by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (MUM) LLP and are available in a pack containing 15 g net weight. Within the collection inspired by different travel destinations, Tokyo Sakura stands out for its particularly delicate, floral and slightly powdery character.

The name Sakura and the fragrance notes described above refer to the olfactory character of the composition. They do not necessarily mean that natural cherry blossoms or the other aromatic substances mentioned are present as individual ingredients.

To use, place an incense stick in a suitable holder, light the tip and then blow out the flame. The stick will continue to smoulder slowly, releasing its fragrance into the room. Always use on a fireproof surface, under supervision and with adequate ventilation.