Rose Sachet Fragrance Bag Material

Hokkaido-grown Dried Hamanasu Roses

Can also be used as craft material for potpourri, sachets, and soap making.

Harvest Period: Harvested from June to September 2025 and dried in the sun.
Stored in a glass jar with silica gel.
They are still very crisp and dry.
Although grown without pesticides, we recommend them primarily for craft purposes.

Hamanasu roses are single-day blooms, making harvesting labor-intensive, but I grow them every year, finding solace in their vibrant colors and fragrance.
Since I couldn't use them all, I decided to list them here in hopes that someone else might enjoy them for their crafts.

Hamanasu is a plant in the rose family. Components like phenylethyl alcohol, citronellol, and geraniol found in the fragrance of Hamanasu flowers have effects such as brightening a gloomy mood and calming irritation. Due to these properties, they have historically been used as fragrance ingredients in perfumes and cosmetics.

We also recommend adding your favorite aroma oils, dried lavender, herbs, etc., to create your own custom scents for your room, bedside, or bag.

[Contents]
1 bag of dried Hamanasu roses

Net Weight: Approximately 15g
Organza Bag Size:
Approximately 12cm x 20cm

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*Although the material is cosmetic grade,
please enjoy this product as a sachet (fragrance bag) or for decorative purposes (potpourri).

*As this is a natural material, small petals and particles may slightly escape from the bag's openings. We appreciate your understanding of this natural characteristic.

*We plan to list lavender soon as well, and we recommend blending them to enjoy the fragrance.
We offer shipping discounts for combined purchases.

*Both the dried herbs and the sachet bags are new and unused, but please only purchase if you understand that they are items that have been stored by an individual.
We do not accept returns or exchanges. If you have any concerns, please contact us via comments beforehand.

*We use recycled materials for shipping, so please be aware of this.