Ceremonial Incense Burner - Royal Blue
Ceremonial Incense Burner - Royal Blue
SKU:INC78022
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In Japan, these magnificent incense burners make a precious gift and are considered an essential part of home decoration. They are filled with pressed rice ashes where incense sticks are nailed. Having no bamboo core, they will burn completely without leaving a trace.
About Kutani ceramic
Ceramic has been made in the town of Kutani - Ishikawa prefecture - Japan since the middle of the XVIIth century. It is worldwide known for two different types of ceramics: the first one consists of gold-painted patterns, which are easily made as gold is abundant in the area; the second one is the superposition of thick layers of five colours, called go-sai: red, yellow, green, purple and dark blue. The designs Kutani craftsmen are famous for are bold representations of nature. This is a very rich and luxurious style, as proven by this rare and delightful piece of art.
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Technical characteristics
Technical characteristics
- Description: Ø 11 x H 12 cm. Kutani Japanese ceramic. Delivered in a wooden box.
- Made in: Japan
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A TRADITION FADING WITH TIME
We have named this selection “Cult Incense Burners”, bringing together pieces that combine tradition, beauty and everyday use. Objects that, in Japan, are part of daily life and are also essential decorative elements.
Incense burners arrived in Japan from China alongside Buddhism. In temples, monks burned incense in bronze vessels (kōro) during their rituals, allowing the smoke to carry their prayers towards the heavens.
Today, the ageing of artisans, the closure of pottery studios and workshops, and the lack of a new generation of craftspeople make these pieces increasingly precious, both for their beauty and for the tradition they preserve.
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About Tierra Zen
At Tierra Zen, we believe in objects with a soul—capable of transforming your life, conveying wisdom, and bringing serenity. Each Daruma we select represents that bond between tradition and purpose, between beauty and meaning.
They are part of our collection of Japanese pieces that invite you to pause, breathe, and reconnect with what truly matters. Because reflecting on your goals can also be a conscious act of transformation.