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We love these little incense matches for exactly that reason. Light one after dinner and the room changes - the meal is finished, but nobody needs to leave. It’s a small sensory cue to slow down, settle in with a nice glass of wine…and keep talking.
We were drawn to the Japanese brand, Hibi, because it combines two traditional Japanese crafts: incense-making from Awaji Island, and match-making from Himegi. Even the name hibi (日々) translates to “day to day,” reflecting a philosophy of pausing to enjoy fragrance in the ordinary moments of daily life.
Hibi scented matches are a beautiful conversation piece that bridges ancient Japanese tradition with modern, Hawaiian hosting.
Product Details
This gift box features three Japanese incense match sets—Yuzu, Japanese Cypress (Hinoki), and Sandalwood—each containing 8 Japanese-made sticks with a burning pad for safe use. Designed to offer traditional Japanese aromatic profiles, each match burns for approximately 10 minutes, with fragrance lingering for 30 minutes or more.
To light, gently strike near the tip and allow the flame to reach the incense stick before extinguishing and placing it on the pad. Incense matches are delicate, so handle with care.
We love these little incense matches for exactly that reason. Light one after dinner and the room changes - the meal is finished, but nobody needs to leave. It’s a small sensory cue to slow down, settle in with a nice glass of wine…and keep talking.
We were drawn to the Japanese brand, Hibi, because it combines two traditional Japanese crafts: incense-making from Awaji Island, and match-making from Himegi. Even the name hibi (日々) translates to “day to day,” reflecting a philosophy of pausing to enjoy fragrance in the ordinary moments of daily life.
Hibi scented matches are a beautiful conversation piece that bridges ancient Japanese tradition with modern, Hawaiian hosting.
Product Details
This gift box features three Japanese incense match sets—Yuzu, Japanese Cypress (Hinoki), and Sandalwood—each containing 8 Japanese-made sticks with a burning pad for safe use. Designed to offer traditional Japanese aromatic profiles, each match burns for approximately 10 minutes, with fragrance lingering for 30 minutes or more.
To light, gently strike near the tip and allow the flame to reach the incense stick before extinguishing and placing it on the pad. Incense matches are delicate, so handle with care.