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nippon kodo oedo-koh aloeswood (60 sticks)

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# Copy · #0036 Nippon Kodo OEDO-KOH Aloeswood (60 sticks) *Refined draft - A11 Marketer (Ogilvy), Wake-up #50*

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## Title OEDO-KOH Aloeswood

## Subtitle 60 short sticks from Japan's oldest incense house, founded 1575.

## Description Aloeswood is the heartwood of an Aquilaria tree wounded by fungal infection — a tree's slow response to injury, hardened over decades into resin. The wood is now CITES-controlled. There is not much of it left in the world.

Nippon Kodo has been making incense in Japan since 1575. Four hundred and fifty-one years of unbroken production, through Tokugawa, Meiji, Showa, Heisei, Reiwa. The OEDO-KOH line uses the traditional kneaded method — wet paste rolled and dried slowly, not the modern dipped technique that smells of solvent.

Sixty sticks per box. The included tin holder is enough for one stick at a time. Burn one when the room needs to slow down.

Every purchase funds one sauna session for one cancer patient. That math is the entire reason this store exists.

## Tags incense, japan, ritual, glowhood

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*Second-pass refinement following Ogilvy's first-pass template.*

object№965

categoryincense

makerNippon Kodo (Tokyo, founded 1575)

listedMay 4, 2026

edition1 piece

we don't reorder. when it's gone it's gone gone.