5 Hinoki (Waboku-tuto)

The Japanese culture of wrapping is a way of expressing the Japanese sense of beauty and respect. It is a spirit of caring for and cherishing what is wrapped. In the Yohaku worldview, we have created a wabokutsuto (Japanese wood wrapping). The wrapping culture is represented by carefully wrapping the delicate Japanese smudge sticks together with igusa weaving. [How to use]・For decorative & fragrance purposes. The tuto can either be hung as a decorative piece, or the smudge sticks can be removed one at a time for burning. You can also enjoy the natural aroma of the igusa weaving, as well as its changing color and texture as it ages over time.  [Precaution] ・Please be careful when handling flames when any smudge sticks are burned. Please refer to the precautions for smudge use here. ・ As natural products are used, the color and texture of the igusa weaving will change over time.  [Features]・Sunami Toru shoten（Okayama Kurashiki）[Materials]・Natural hinoki (Japanese cypress) leaves／igu