Wholesale Japanese Modern Handmade Candle | Kimorigaki - fruity musky

The word "Kimorigaki" means a traditional custom of leaving a few persimmons at the end of the harvest, hoping that the persimmons will grow well next year. Fruity and musky scent represents the scene of snowing on the lonely tree. The top and middle notes are fruity scents that bring together the fragrances of persimmon and other fruits, while the bottom note is a musk and cedarwood scent reminiscent of a wintry landscape. The gradation-like glaze of white and dark brown on the container expresses the appearance of snow falling and piling up in the middle of winter when the harvest of persimmons is finished.