Yume no Yume Freesia - Japanese Incense

Yume No Yume Freesia, incense that emits little smoke
The botanist who found this flower in a distant country did not honor his discovery with his own name, but preferred to dedicate it to his beloved friend. This is probably why, in the language of flowers, freesia is associated with tender love.

Think about the time spent with a loved one,
the scene you dreamed of.
With the fresh scent of freesia,
take the time to strengthen the bonds that unite you.

Yume no Yume incense – literally dream of dreams – combines poetry and fragrances. They evoke ancient texts such as the Kokin Wakashu, Anthology of Ancient and Modern Japanese Poetry. This compilation of waka poems was published in the 10th century, about 100 years before the famous Tale of Genji.

Olfactory pyramid:
- Top notes: freesia, lime, rosemary.
- Heart notes: jasmine, rose.
- Base notes: ylang-ylang, iris.

The format of the large boxes is ideal if you are a big consumer of incense. It is also an original idea to make a scented gift. The number of sticks is given as an indication and may vary depending on the manufacturing batch.