Shunga is a massage house before it is anything else, and the shelf is arranged around the ritual rather than around hardware. Its own lines, the oils among them, are listed separately here.
Massage oils are the centre of it, a large share of them edible and flavoured, running from fruit through to chocolate and coffee. Warming oils that heat gently on contact sit next to them, along with massage candles that melt into a warm oil poured straight from the tin, kits that pair an oil with a candle as a gift, and a smaller run of lubricants, arousal gels and a few toys.
Tin and bottle volumes are printed in millilitres, from small tins up to large bottles, so a flavour can be tried before it is bought at size.
If the massage candles are new to you, they are made from a low-melting wax that pools at a temperature meant for skin, not the temperature of an ordinary candle. Let it burn until a small pool forms, blow it out, and pour from the edge onto your own hand first. The inside of the wrist is the honest test.
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