Muromachi - City of Culture

At a Glance: Warm spices - Dry woods - Subtle aloeswood - Clove - Cinnamon - Gentle herbs - Grounding and sophisticated

History / Lineage:
Muromachi is named after the Muromachi period, a pivotal era in Japanese history when Zen, tea ceremony, ink painting, and refined daily rituals flourished. This incense reflects that disciplined, earthy, and deeply traditional atmosphere.

Main Notes / Character:
Muromachi features a warm, spice-forward profile layered over dry woods and subtle aloeswood. Notes of clove, cinnamon, and gentle herbs provide depth and complexity without sweetness, creating a grounding, sophisticated aroma. The scent is serious, meditative, and evocative of classical temple incense.

Meaning behind the Name:
“Muromachi” (室町) refers to the cultural heart of medieval Kyoto, symbolising restraint, artistry, and quiet refinement.