You receive 100g (3.5 oz) of pure Makko powder, with no bag weight included in the measurement. A little goes a long way. Great beginners incense powder. If you use 50% or more makko, you can simply add other fragrant ingredients to make cones or sticks. Makko, also known as Tabunoki or Tabu no Ki in Japan, is 100% pure bark from the Machilus thunbergii tree. No additives—just pure, natural bark. Japanese incense is renowned worldwide, largely due to their access to this unique tree bark. This bark serves as both a base and binder in incense making, with a low scent profile that allows your chosen fragrances to shine. The bag features a durable ziplock for easy resealing between uses. My 100% pure Makko powder, derived from the Tabunoki tree (Machilus thunbergii), is imported directly from Hino, Japan. It comes in a resealable ziplock bag made from 92% post-consumer recycled material, free from dyes and bleach. This premium, scent-free powder acts as both a base and binder in incense making, ensuring a consistent burn without interfering with your chosen fragrance. Sustainably harvested for over 25 years, this Makko powder is perfect for crafting incense cones or sticks. For beginners, mix 50-60% Makko powder with your desired aromatic ingredient and water. Feel free to reach out for recipes or any questions!