Mainichi-Koh Sandalwood Japanese Incense 360 Sticks The leather is sourced from

The leather is sourced from a family run Scottish tannery using skins that are a by-product of the meat and dairy industry

Norma Sklarek

Part of Blackwing’s Volume 292 series

An A3 poster by Atelier Bingo entitled "Culture du vivant 1" which translates as "Culture of the living 1"

Mainichi-Koh Sandalwood Japanese Incense 360 Sticks The leather is sourced fromMainichi koh sandalwood incense is a form of daily use incense produced in Japan by Nippon Kodo, a historic Japanese incense brand which can be traced back to 1575. Mainichi koh is the number one best selling brand in Japan. This is a pure incense product made without a bamboo stick centre, so produces a lot less smoke. The sandalwood scent produced by burning this incense is elegant and refined and has notes that are sweet, fresh and woody. The scent