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ENHANCE YOUR INCENSE EXPERIENCE: Discover the magic of Makko Powder, traditionally used to prolong the burn time and elevate the fragrance of your incense. Immerse yourself in a sensory journey that lingers in the air, captivating your senses.
DIY GIFT KIT: Unleash your creativity with our powder incense kit, allowing you the freedom to customize your incense creations. Whether you prefer a subtle aroma or an intense fragrance, you can use as much or as little Makko Powder as desired, making it the perfect addition to your DIY incense projects.
PREMIUM INCENSE INGREDIENT: Makko Powder, specifically Tabu no ki, is the bark of the Machillus Thunbergii tree. Experience the essence of authenticity with our high-quality Makko Powder, ensuring a premium incense experience that surpasses expectations.
EXCEPTIONAL GRADE: Seeking a replacement for Sandalwood powder? Look no further. Makko Powder is renowned for its exceptional burning properties, offering a smooth and even burn. Elevate your incense rituals with the reliability and consistency of Makko Powder.
VERASTILE APPLICATION: Unleash your creativity and explore the endless possibilities of makko powder for incense making. It is the perfect companion for crafting cones and coil incense. Delve into the world of aromatic wonders, experimenting with Frankincense, Sandalwood Resin, and an array of captivating ingredients, as you create incense that is uniquely yours.
Makko Powder is used to prolong an incense burn and enhance the actual fragrance. Makko really just means "Incense Powder," but when we refer to Makko we are talking about a specific incense powder called Tabu no ki. It is the bark of the Machillus Thunbergii tree. What makes this powder so special is its water soluble adhesive properties, an almost odorless characteristic that seems to be entirely lost when mixed with other ingredients, and its abilities to burn smoothly and evenly. It is the binder used in making Japanese incense for centuries. Makko Powder was first used as a replacement for Sandalwood powder (which was difficult and expensive to obtain) in Chinese temples where it was spread of the floor to keep insects away. Later, either in China or Japan it began replacing Sandalwood as the base in most incense manufacturing.