座禅コレクション
Low-smoke, grounding incenses traditionally used in Zen monasteries. These scents promote clarity, focus, and inner peace during meditation practice.
Incense has been integral to Zen Buddhism since its introduction to Japan in the 6th century. The burning of incense represents the impermanence of all things (mono no aware) as it transforms from solid to fragrance to emptiness.
Light incense 5 minutes before beginning meditation to allow the space to fill with fragrance
Sit upwind to experience the scent gradually
Choose low-smoke varieties for extended sessions to maintain air quality
Agarwood (kō) scents are traditionally preferred for their grounding properties