How incense are made

1. MIXED - The natural gums and resins from precious woods and floral ingredients are loaded into vats where they are mixed with other organic raw materials.

2. EXTRUDE - These are then loaded into machines, which extrude the long strings of incense, resembling spaghetti through a cluster of tiny orifices, or make them into cones and coils by placing them in moulds.

3. CUT - The incense are then cut evenly and laid out neatly and meticulously in wooden forms where they are left to dry.

4. DRY - From here, they are taken to a large room where the moisture and tempreature are controlled ingeniously by a system of wooden shutters and windows that allow just the right amount of air and light.

5. SET UP - The incense products remain in the factory for several days until they have hardened and then gathered together and packed.

6. INSPECTION - Final products are carefully inspected and delivered to customers worldwide.

    How Incense are made
    How Incense are made
    Waza, means Japanese craftsmanship. Nippon Kodo's skillful craftsmen will carefully make Nippon Kodo's incenseone by one.
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