Makko - Base Powder katha so it’s a good fragrance

so it’s a good fragrance to have on in the background in the evening before you go to bed

A sparkling citus note with hints spicy orange and balsamic pine

lemony citrus scent of frankincense resin

It's also used to create sacred spaces

Place a  tealight on the bottom

Makko - Base Powder katha so it’s a good fragranceUsed for proper burning of powders, woods, and granulated incense. To prolong an incense burn & enhance the actual fragrance. May also be used as a binder. Makko means "Incense Powder". Makko is a specific incense powder called Tabu no ki. It is the bark of a tree that grows in Southeast Asia, the Machillus Thunbergii tree. Makko powder has water soluble adhesive properties, almost an odorless , an almost odorless and seems to disappear when mixed