Tadon – Japanese charcoal for Kodō ceremonies

High-quality biochar from Japan – quiet embers for fine fragrance moments

Tadon charcoal is the silent power behind every successful incense ritual . This high-quality, plant-based incense charcoal was specially developed for the Japanese Kodō ceremony – an art form in which fragrance is not simply burned, but experienced. Its even glow lasts for around 90 minutes – gentle, constant, and odorless .

In traditional applications, Tadon charcoal is used to heatnerikoh fragrance beads , shoko wood , or finely ground incense blends without burning them. This allows even the finest nuances to unfold unadulterated.

✔ Vegetable charcoal – developed for the Japanese Kodō ceremony
✔ Long-lasting embers – approx. 90 minutes burning time per piece
✔ Odorless when heated – ideal for Nerikoh , Shoko & incense powder
✔ Made in Japan – for authentic fragrance rituals

Tip: Use Tadon charcoal in combination with Kohro smoking ash to achieve even heat distribution and maximum fragrance development .

Contents: 12 pieces of vegetable smoking charcoal
Burning time: approx. 90 minutes per piece
Origin: Made in Japan

Tadon – the embers on which scents float.
Quiet. Steady. Deeply rooted in Japanese ritual art .