Rectangular Kenzan Air-purifying Emitting from the top section

Emitting from the top section are three tubular spouts from which a consistent stream of water flows

turn the sticks occasionally for more fragrance

reminiscent of sweet anise (the name for the scent myrrh comes from the Latin name for Sweet Cicely – Myrrhis odorata)

healthy roots

Rectangular Kenzan Air-purifying Emitting from the top sectionPlace a Rectangular Kenzan in the bottom of the vase, and soft green and hardwood stalks can be held firmly in place by being stuck into the bed of brass pins. (The lead weight of the kenzan prevents it from floating.) The result is more pleasing than strapping down oasis in a transparent container, and kenzan are endlessly reusable.