Thrown and turned on a manual kick wheel from a blend of Australian commercial and wild clays, this incense burner is reduction fired to 1300°C. The lichen glaze develops a richly textured surface with remarkable depth and visual complexity. Atmospheric firing enhances the glaze’s intricate patterning, creating subtle variation that makes every piece entirely unique.
Designed for use with stick incense, the bowl sits atop a pedestal foot that provides a stable base, while its generous form allows ash to collect neatly within the vessel for easy disposal after use.
Each incense burner is individually made and fired. Variations in form, glaze and surface are an intentional part of the making process, ensuring every piece is one of a kind.
Please burn incense responsibly. Always place the burner on a stable, heat-resistant surface, keep it away from flammable materials, and never leave burning incense unattended.
Thrown and turned on a manual kick wheel from a blend of Australian commercial and wild clays, this incense burner is reduction fired to 1300°C. The lichen glaze develops a richly textured surface with remarkable depth and visual complexity. Atmospheric firing enhances the glaze’s intricate patterning, creating subtle variation that makes every piece entirely unique.
Designed for use with stick incense, the bowl sits atop a pedestal foot that provides a stable base, while its generous form allows ash to collect neatly within the vessel for easy disposal after use.
Each incense burner is individually made and fired. Variations in form, glaze and surface are an intentional part of the making process, ensuring every piece is one of a kind.
Please burn incense responsibly. Always place the burner on a stable, heat-resistant surface, keep it away from flammable materials, and never leave burning incense unattended.
