Incense & Stands

This incense burner for coil spirals has a very modern shape. The silver color of the tin is a beautiful contrast to the often colored incense spirals. Suspending the incense coil vertically is a very interesting design idea that adds to the modern switch of this burner.

The design of this incense stick burner embraces the principle of simplicity. The colored aluminum ring can be placed at any place on the metal plate. It also has a whole at the bottom and on the top allowing to place at two different places.

In Japanese the word "SEKKI" is a term denoted to describe the change of the seasons. The colors of this aluminium incense burner represent the seasonal changes. The simplicity of the long curved shape is a timeless beauty with classic Japanese pattern engraved.

The design this Japanese stand for incense sticks has been inspired by the full moon. It's pattern represents the yellow moon on a black or blue background. It's name "YOTSUKI" literally means moon at night in Japanese.

Shofuan is a famous producer of Incense but also traditional kimonos and accessories in Kyoto. Kyoto has a very specific style with beautiful motifs and bright colors creating a pattern usually very elaborated. This beautiful wooden box covered with Japanese paper has 12 drawers use to store the 12 Incense pouches, one for each month of the year that are matching the seasons and events of Kyoto. Refill of Incense can be bought but the box can also be use to store jewels or small objects. With an elegant and precious look it is a very nice decoration.

This incense stand features the traditional craft of Hakone Marquetry. Pieces of different kinds of natural wood are placed together to create geometrical patterns. The incense stand hold one incense stick, so that the ash falls onto the stand.

This incense stand features the traditional craft of Hakone Marquetry. Pieces of different kinds of natural wood are placed together to create geometrical patterns. The incense stand hold one incense stick, so that the ash falls onto the stand.

This incense stand features the traditional craft of Hakone Marquetry. Pieces of different kinds of natural wood are placed together to create geometrical patterns. The incense stand hold one incense stick, so that the ash falls onto the stand.