Madoka Incense Stand
For a novel way to enjoy the slow-burning beauty of Japanese incense, consider this Madoka Incense Holder from metalworking studio CK. Simply place a stick of incense into one of the three holes in the round base - each a different size to accommodate various types of incense - then set it on its side on the concave tray. As the stick gradually burns, the tray catches any ash for easy cleanup.
Nambu tekki is a form of ironware produced in Morioka, Iwate prefecture, Japan. It dates back to 17th century Edo period. Chushin Kobo was established in 1997 by Hisanori Masuda. As the company is not as old as other foundries, he is able to build on traditional practices and explore more contemporary designs.
The curved design of the Madoka Incense Stand allows it to catch ashes in the center and features a cylinder holder with 3 perforations, each to fit a different type of stick incense hole. This is able to accommodate most incense sticks available in the market.
Material: Cast iron
9.45" L x 1.6" W x 0.5" H
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Madoka Incense Stand
Madoka Incense Stand
For a novel way to enjoy the slow-burning beauty of Japanese incense, consider this Madoka Incense Holder from metalworking studio CK. Simply place a stick of incense into one of the three holes in the round base - each a different size to accommodate various types of incense - then set it on its side on the concave tray. As the stick gradually burns, the tray catches any ash for easy cleanup.
Nambu tekki is a form of ironware produced in Morioka, Iwate prefecture, Japan. It dates back to 17th century Edo period. Chushin Kobo was established in 1997 by Hisanori Masuda. As the company is not as old as other foundries, he is able to build on traditional practices and explore more contemporary designs.
The curved design of the Madoka Incense Stand allows it to catch ashes in the center and features a cylinder holder with 3 perforations, each to fit a different type of stick incense hole. This is able to accommodate most incense sticks available in the market.
Material: Cast iron
9.45" L x 1.6" W x 0.5" H
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For a novel way to enjoy the slow-burning beauty of Japanese incense, consider this Madoka Incense Holder from metalworking studio CK. Simply place a stick of incense into one of the three holes in the round base - each a different size to accommodate various types of incense - then set it on its side on the concave tray. As the stick gradually burns, the tray catches any ash for easy cleanup.
Nambu tekki is a form of ironware produced in Morioka, Iwate prefecture, Japan. It dates back to 17th century Edo period. Chushin Kobo was established in 1997 by Hisanori Masuda. As the company is not as old as other foundries, he is able to build on traditional practices and explore more contemporary designs.
The curved design of the Madoka Incense Stand allows it to catch ashes in the center and features a cylinder holder with 3 perforations, each to fit a different type of stick incense hole. This is able to accommodate most incense sticks available in the market.
Material: Cast iron
9.45" L x 1.6" W x 0.5" H
