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Incense holder - Cat on the roof

The "Cat on the Roof" Shoyeido incense holder is a playful yet elegant piece: the roof-shaped tray neatly catches the ash, and the cat figure brings a lovely atmosphere to tea drinking and moments of relaxation. Ideal for natural, thin Japanese incense sticks.

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"Cat on the Roof" - Shoyeido Incense Holder

Tune in to the quiet moments of tea with a lovely yet practical incense holder. The roof-shaped tray gently catches the ashes, while the small cat figurine brings a playful lightness to the space. With the clean, timeless objects of the Japanese brand Shoyeido, the experience of smoking naturally fits into everyday life.

Why do we love it?

  • Aesthetic and functional: chopstick holder and ashtray in one, stable, tidy use.
  • Lovely design: the kitten on the roof motif brings peace and serenity to teatime.
  • Japanese quality: clean surface, careful workmanship - perfect as a gift.

Use

  1. Place the holder on a horizontal, heat-resistant surface, away from drafts.
  2. Light the end of the incense stick, blow out the flame, then insert it into the opening of the holder.
  3. Enjoy the natural scent; let it cool after use and carefully pour out the ashes.

Details

  • Compatibility: ideal for thin, Japanese-style incense sticks.
  • Material: ceramic.
  • Color/appearance: clean, neutral tones – fits well into any interior.
  • Box contents: 1 incense holder (incense sticks not included).

Care

  • Shake out the ash after use; wipe clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
  • Avoid aggressive cleaning agents and prolonged soaking.

Note: Due to the handmade nature of the product, color shades and small details may vary slightly from piece to piece - this makes each "kitten on the roof" truly unique.

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