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Incense holder bowl

Minimalist, matte-black ceramic incense holder bowl for Japanese chopsticks: stable, heat-resistant and elegant - with ash catcher for tea drinking, meditation, and quiet evenings.

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Incense Holder Bowl – Black

A sleek, black incense holder for everyday use. A stable, discreet accessory that safely holds Japanese incense sticks and elegantly collects ash - for tea drinking, meditation, and quiet evening relaxation.

Main features

  • Minimalist design: matte black appearance, harmonizes with any interior.
  • Stable base: wide rim for a secure stand and a refined ash collection.
  • Practical use: optimized for Japanese, bamboo coreless chopsticks.
  • Heat-resistant ceramic: for everyday, long-lasting use.

Compatibility

Ideal for Japanese-style (coreless) incense sticks, ~13–14 cm long. If you are using thicker, bamboo-cored sticks, a separate small adapter or incense ash is recommended to support the stick.

Use

  1. Light the end of the stick, then extinguish the flame so that it just glows ( it is not proper to blow it out according to etiquette ).
  2. Fix the stick in the bowl (with an adapter or set in the ash), so that the ash falls into the bowl.
  3. Enjoy the scent in a well-ventilated area; remove the ashes dry after they have cooled.

Care and cleaning

  • After use, carefully empty the cooled ash.
  • Wipe with a soft, damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners and strongly scented cleaning products.
  • Avoid thermal shock (e.g. pouring ice water on hot ceramics).

Note: Due to handmade production, slight color and surface variations may occur.

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