Raw Black Stoneware Flat Rectangle Incense Holder
Raw Black Stoneware Flat Rectangle Incense Holder
A unique and elegant flat rectangle incense dish, handmade in our London studio from raw black anthracite stoneware clay. Built by hand using ancient Shibui-style techniques — each piece is entirely one-of-a-kind. A beautiful and practical surface for catching the ash of your favourite natural incense sticks or cones.
- Rectangle ceramic incense plate (approx 1cm H x 7cm W x 13cm L)
- Unglazed black/grey/anthracite stoneware clay
- Includes brass dome holder in hemp pouch (choice of colour)
- Option: choose plinth only for incense cones (incense sand included instead of dome)
About this Piece
Created by hand in our London studio, this flat rectangle incense holder embodies the Shibui philosophy of quiet, functional beauty. The raw black stoneware adds a touch of sophistication to any space, while the handbuilt technique ensures no two pieces are ever exactly alike.
Materials & Details
- Material: Raw black anthracite stoneware clay, unglazed
- Dimensions: approx 13cm L x 7cm W x 1cm H
- Includes: Brass dome holder in hemp pouch (choice of colour)
- Cone option: plinth only with incense sand included
- Handmade in London, UK
Care Instructions
- Clean stoneware with warm soapy water if needed
- Regularly clean resin residue from brass dome holder
- Do not submerge in water for extended periods
traditional arts
Ume breathe life into ancient practices, that we have uncovered on our journey here on Earth. Keeping alive knowledge of traditional arts: interwoven with the skill of hand making; working with the beauty of natural materials & refining practices that can be adpoted to honour the divine
ancient wisdom
Ever-evolving: practices, arts, recipies, ways, philisophies - that have been passed down by word of mouth for thousands upons thousands of years. Human cosmic wisdom etched into stone; clay. Encapsulated within resin. Stored in the ethers. Wisdom that gradually unfurles inside each one of us, as we devote ourselves deeper and deeper onto the lesser trodden path
