Each pack contains 8 Japanese-made incense matches with a burning pad included for safe use.
Each match burns for about 10 minutes, while the scent lingers for 30 minutes or more.
To light, gently strike near the tip and allow the flame to reach the incense stick before blowing it out and placing it on the pad. If the match breaks, you can safely light the broken piece with a lighter and use both halves.
Made in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan
More About the Maker:
Hibi was born in 2014 from the union of two ancient Japanese craft traditions — the match manufacturing of Harima, which has produced matches since the Meiji period, and the incense making of Awaji Island, whose craftspeople have been perfecting fragrance since 1850. The result is something entirely unique in the world: a matchstick that is also an incense stick. Strike it, let the flame settle, place it on its included fire-resistant mat, and enjoy ten minutes of delicate, authentic fragrance — no lighter, no holder, no ceremony required. Each stick is made from washi, traditional Japanese paper, and scented primarily with vegetable oils and natural raw materials. Hibi means "day to day" in Japanese — a name chosen with the simple hope that fragrance might become a daily ritual, matched to each day's mood. Made in Japan, by craftspeople who have been doing this for generations.
✦ Certifications and Details: Heritage / Generational Craft (match making since 1929, incense since 1850), Traditional materials (washi paper), Handmade / artisanal production, Small format / low waste design
