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Japanese Incense

For more than four centuries, Japanese incense makers have refined the art of fragrance through smoke. Unlike many traditional incense sticks, Japanese incense is typically made without a bamboo core, allowing the fragrance itself to take centre stage. The result is a cleaner, more nuanced scent that unfolds gradually and lingers softly within a room.

The Geodesis Japanese Incense Collection combines this centuries-old Japanese expertise with contemporary French perfumery. Made in Japan using traditional methods passed down for over 450 years, each stick is crafted from natural materials including sandalwood and wood powders, then scented with fragrances developed by Geodesis in France. The result is a collection that feels both timeless and contemporary, bringing together two great fragrance traditions in a single experience.


  • Made in Japan. Perfumed in France. A modern interpretation of one of the world's oldest fragrance traditions.

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    Tuberose - Japanese Incense

    Inspired by Mexico

    30 Sticks • 40min. Burn Time per Stick

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    Sakura - Japanese Incense

    Inspired by Japan

    30 Sticks • 40min. Burn Time per Stick

    Regular price £30.00
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    Fig Tree - Japanese Incense

    Inspired by Greece

    30 Sticks • 40min. Burn Time per Stick

    Regular price £30.00
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    Amber - Japanese Incense

    Inspired by Southern Oceans

    30 Sticks • 40min. Burn Time per Stick

    Regular price £30.00
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    Agar Wood - Japanese Incense

    Inspired by Borneo

    30 Sticks • 40min. Burn Time per Stick

    Regular price £30.00
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  • Why Is Japanese Incense Different?

    Many people are surprised by how different Japanese incense feels compared to the incense commonly found in Europe. Traditional Japanese incense is typically produced without a bamboo support core, meaning there is no burning wood influencing the fragrance. Instead, the aromatic materials themselves create the scent. The result is often softer, cleaner and more refined, allowing subtle notes and delicate accords to be appreciated more easily.

  • More Than Fragrance, A Tradition of Craftsmanship

    Incense has played an important role in Japanese culture for centuries. The appreciation of fragrance became an art form in its own right, with rare woods such as sandalwood and agarwood being valued alongside fine tea, ceramics and calligraphy. Today, many Japanese incense houses continue to use techniques that have been preserved and refined over generations, producing incense that reflects both craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

  • French Perfumery Meets Japanese Expertise

    What makes the Geodesis collection distinctive is the collaboration between two fragrance traditions. Each incense stick is manufactured in Japan using traditional methods and natural aromatic materials, then infused with fragrances created by Geodesis in France. The result is a collection that captures places, landscapes and botanical inspirations from around the world whilst remaining faithful to the elegance and restraint that define Japanese incense.