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They are a legit company. I believe they order directly from incense manufacturers rather than keep a stocked warehouse, so it may take about a week before they ship. But their customer service is great and they keep very reasonable prices. It may actually be the best place to buy incense currently on the web overall.
A wonderful selection, very easy to place an order and great communication from the seller. My order arrived in the UK in good time, with every item carefully packaged so that it was all in perfect condition. Absolutely delighted with the whole experience and looking forward to buying more.
Ordered some incense and a porcelain koneko incense holder to the UK, absolutely perfect delivery secured with bubble wrap and great communication from the seller, highly recommended 10/10! Real hidden gem of a shop 😁
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