Retail Price List - Shu Koh Koku

Shu Koh Koku

Syukohkoku literally means Gathering of Incense Nations. This of course is a reference to the Silk Road which was forged to trade silk from China to the West. The Silk Road became the vehicle of Buddhist missionaries and the means of introducing Buddhism into China. It was these Buddhist monks that introduced incense into China, and with it created another commodity to be traded along the route -- incense ingredients.

579 Shukohkoku

(Small Bundle 20 grams, 50sticks--approx.)

571 Shukohkoku Long

(11" Long bundle, 75 grams.

575 Shukohkoku Flat Box

(5 1/2" Short sticks, 60 grams.)

570 Shukohkoku Flat Box

(5 1/2" Short sticks, 170 grams.)

Tokusen Shu Koh Koku

585 Excellent Shu Koh Koku

( 5 1/2" Short sticks, 50 grams, flat box)

580 Tokusen Shu Koh Koku - Large box

(5 1/2" sticks, 170 Grams)

Kai Un Koh (Good Fortune)

This a very intense traditional incense with strong elements of aloeswood, borneol camphor, cassia, clove, and sandalwood. The sticks are a unique thick square design. A great combination of woods and spices!

219 Kai Un Koh

(5 1/2" square sticks, 35 grams)

218 Kai Un Koh - Long bundle

(11" square sticks 70 grams)

222 Kai Un Koh - Large box

(5 1/2" square sticks, 160 grams

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