Seiun Jinkoh Aloeswood Japanese Incense 160 Sticks colourful and exuberant celebration of

colourful and exuberant celebration of Shrigley’s singular sensibility and aesthetic

Architecture and Graphic Design - it presents pioneering work of key figures and explores how Black design has been perceived within culture and society

aromatic tea

Hand-poured in the UK in small batches

An A3 poster by Ipswich artist Dominic Kesterton entitled "Arrangement"

Seiun Jinkoh Aloeswood Japanese Incense 160 Sticks colourful and exuberant celebration ofSeiun Jinkoh Aloeswood incense is a richly scented complex blend of incense produced by Nippon Kodo, a historic Japanese incense brand which can be traced back to 1575. Jinkoh is one of the names used to refer to the ingredient aloeswood. In Japan, aloeswood is graded according to flavour, with the five key flavours being sweet, sour, hot, bitter and salty. Seiun Jinkoh Aloeswood incense is graded as sweet and there are distinct notes of sweetness