Shoyeido presents a wide selection of traditional Japanese scents, practical and easy to use everday, for any occasion.
- Eternal Treasure: Well over 100 years old — and based on an older recipe yet - Eternal Treasure is one of Shoyeido's most traditional, best-known fragrances. To nurture abundance and fortune.
- Moss Garden: is one of Shoyeido's oldest and best-loved incense recipes. An impeccable blend of sandalwood, patchouli, and benzoin constitute this enchanting fragrance, evocative of plum flowers blooming by the windows.
- Kyoto Autumn Leaves:Created over 30 years ago to evoke the autumnal splendor of Kyoto's Arashiyama district, Kyoto Autumn Leaves is a true classic within the world of incense. Its poetic blend of high quality cinnamon and sandalwood perfectly captures the mood and beauty of a fall day.
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Golden Pavilion: This recipe containing sandalwood, patchouli and cinnamon was inspired by the spectacular Kinkaku-ji temple's reflection in Kyoko-chi pond.If you prefer incense that is a bit more on the earthy/spicy side without sacrificing the traditional subtlety of Japanese incense, Golden Pavilion fits the bill.
- Cherry Blossoms: In Japan, the blooming sakura cherry blossom tree is an iconic symbol of Springtime. To inspire visions of spring days, they artfully combined rhubarb, clove, cinnamon, and other herbs and spices to create this refreshing fragrance. The rhubarb adds a pleasantly tart quality to stimulate the senses.
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Five Hill: Five legendary mountains enclosing the city of Kyoto provide inspiration for this mellow, deep blending of cloves with the finest sandalwood from Mysore, India. Promotes an air of calmness and contemplation.
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White Cloud: A fragrance inspired by the image of white clouds in a blue sky.
Made from a decades-old recipe, White Cloud's high quality, earthy-sweet scent helps bring a moment of inner peace. Appropriate for casual enjoyment and formal gatherings alike.
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Great Origin - Daigen-koh Sandalwood and cinnamon combine to promote comfort and insight.
