Hinoki

Hinoki Wood and its Properties

The majestic Hinoki tree, a species of cypress native to Japan. Known for its lemony, refreshing aroma, the Hinoki tree's wood is rich in phytoncides, natural compounds that kill bacteria and fungi. This makes it an excellent material for making products like bath chairs, bath washbowls, chopping boards, and cutlery cases.

Japanese Culture and Tradition

Hinoki wood has been an integral part of Japanese culture for centuries. Its beautiful grain, pleasant aroma, and exceptional durability have made it a favored material for many traditional structures, including Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. Today, the charm of Hinoki extends to everyday products, infusing a sense of tranquility and cleanliness into our daily lives.

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: Hinoki products are known for their pleasant aroma, antibacterial properties, and longevity. These characteristics make them a wonderful addition to any home.
: With proper care and maintenance, Hinoki products can last for many years.
: Yes, Hinoki products are sourced from sustainably managed forests and are biodegradable.
: Clean them with a damp cloth after use, avoid harsh chemicals, and store in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight.
: Yes, Hinoki's natural antibacterial properties make it safe for food contact.

Hinoki Wood and its Properties

Japanese Culture and Tradition

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