The first flower of spring in your room
In Japan the white plum blossom, known as hakubai, appears on the branches before the snow has even melted. This celebrated, fragile flower lends its delicate, slightly sweet aroma to this Ka-Fuh stick. As you light it, the room fills with a soft, clean floral note that never becomes intrusive.
Why the plum blossom aroma is special
In Japanese culture the plum blossom is a symbol of perseverance and renewal, because it bursts into bloom despite the cold. You can take a lot from this mood: the Ka-Fuh white plum variant is especially suitable for bringing a touch of hope and freshness into your room after a demanding day. Many people light it while having morning tea to prepare quietly for the day ahead.
How to use it with ease
Place the stick into a stable holder, light the tip, then blow out the flame after a few seconds. The glowing end burns slowly and evenly, releasing a light, floral cloud of fragrance. A single stick is more than enough for a fifteen-minute meditation or a short reading session.
What you find in the box
The sticks arrive in a sturdy cardboard box with a paper insert, so they keep the freshness of their fragrance. The gross weight of the package is about thirty-seven grams and the stick length is fourteen centimetres. The lid carries the distinctive Japanese print of the range.
Who we recommend this to
We recommend it to you if you enjoy delicate floral aromas but would like something more distinctive than the usual rose or jasmine. The white plum blossom is more restrained, so it is also a fitting choice for those who normally avoid strong perfumed scents. A box of Ka-Fuh also makes a thoughtful gift for a close friend who is just becoming acquainted with Japanese fragrance culture.