Incense Burner, Celadon

Fragrance has been closely related to the lives of Japanese people since ancient times.
The culture of incense, which is said to have originated in the Heian period, has been passed down to the present day and is deeply rooted in people's lives, from enjoying the scent of incense (kunkou) and incense (mokkou) to practical uses such as insect repellent and fragrance.
The incense burners needed for this have also been made in a variety of materials and shapes over time.

This incense burner has a lid decorated with flower petals and a handle decorated with a jewel, which is said to grant wishes.
Some have a transparent glaze with a subtle color, while others have a heavy, matte finish. Their appearance blends in with any space and creates a high-quality atmosphere.

Use your favorite incense to fill the space with its fragrance and enjoy a relaxing time.
In the summer, you can use the included non-flammable mat to turn it into an incense burner for mosquito repellent, a traditional Japanese summer sight, for a nostalgic feeling.

As you enjoy the rising smoke and aroma, forget about your busy daily life and enjoy a fragrant life.

●Precautions for use: Do not use for purposes other than the intended use of the product.
- If cracks or fissures appear, stop using the product immediately.

Before use, apply dishwashing detergent or neutral detergent to a soft sponge, wash gently, and rinse with lukewarm water.

●Care instructions: After use, wash in the dishwasher or by hand.
- Sticky dirt and tar can be easily removed by soaking the item in lukewarm water with a diluted solution of dishwashing detergent or neutral detergent for about half a day.

Incense burner: Φ140×H75mm
Non-flammable mat: Φ125×H5mm×2
Paulownia wood box: W165×D165×H110mm