Morihata HA KO Paper Incense

You can use the leaf as a passive diffuser by placing it on a tray or shelf, where it will release a subtle fragrance for up to three months. Alternatively, you can light the tip of the leaf, place it on a non-flammable surface, and let it burn for about seven minutes to quickly deodorize and scent a room.

No, you do not need a traditional incense holder. Because the incense is made of paper, you simply need to place it on any flat, non-flammable surface, such as a ceramic dish or a heat-resistant tray, before lighting it.

When burned, the leaf provides a short, concentrated burst of fragrance that lasts for approximately seven minutes. It is designed to cleanse and deodorize a space quickly rather than provide a long-burning aromatic experience.

Yes, the HA KO incense is crafted from traditional Japanese Washi paper by artisans. It is designed specifically to be burned safely, provided you place it on a non-flammable surface and keep it away from drafts or flammable materials.

Once you light the leaf and let it burn, it will be consumed by the flame. It is intended for a single use as an incense, though you can enjoy the unburned leaves as potpourri for several months before deciding to burn them.