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Incense holder - Cranes

A delicate, octagonal porcelain incense holder with a pair of cranes - a symbol of good luck and longevity. Its two holes hold the Japanese stick incense stably; an elegant, clean accessory for tea drinking, meditation and evening quiet.

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Shoyeido porcelain incense holder – “Hatsuharu” (Crane motif)

The lyrical simplicity of a pair of cranes brings silence and good omen to your home. Shoyeido, Kyoto's 300-year-old fragrance house The meticulously glazed porcelain holder made by the company has two holes to accommodate Japanese stick incense sticks - stably and elegantly.

Why you will love it

  • Two holes – stable hold for Japanese incense sticks of different thicknesses.
  • Clean form – octagonal, timeless design that fits both modern and traditional spaces.
  • Symbolism – the crane and the pine tree carry the message of longevity and good luck in Japan.
  • For everyday use - ideal for tea drinking, relaxation, and entertaining guests.

Details

  • Material: glazed porcelain
  • Size: 35 × 35 × 7 mm (approx. 3.5 × 3.5 × 0.7 cm)
  • Shape: octagonal tile
  • Holes: 2 pcs (for Japanese stick incense)
  • Manufacturer/origin: Shoyeido, Kyoto, Japan
  • Product code: 734501 (“Hatsuharu / New Spring”)

Usage and safety

  • Place it on a heatproof tray or smoker plate to safely catch the ash .
  • Position the wand so that it leans towards the thicker side of the holder - this way it is most stable.
  • Use only in a well-ventilated area on a heat-resistant surface; never leave unattended.

Suggested pairing

Choose a Shoyeido porcelain tray to catch the ashes (sold separately) and a delicate, bamboo-seed-free Japanese stick incense (e.g. Horin or Daily line).

Perfect as a gift too

Compact size, sophisticated design – an elegant little thing that brings joy and peace to everyday life.

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