Japanese Shoeido Shimizu-yaki Sumi [Shizuku] incense burner (ink color)

The sleek and chic Sumi incense burner is a Japanese Kiyomizu Pottery (Kiyomizu Rokubei Shimizu Liubei). Kiyomizu Rokubei is the name of the founder of the Kiyomizu potter family in Kyoto, with a history of more than 240 years. The studio is now in its eighth generation and is currently led by contemporary ceramicist and sculptor Rokubei VIII. This family has an important influence on the development and survival of Kyo-yaki. *Add white incense burner ash for use * Suitable for all kinds of incense sticks and cones * Please remove the cover when burning incense; otherwise it will go out due to lack of oxygen in the incense burner H 8.2 cm x D 7 cm The cute and artful ink-colored Sumi incence burner is a piece of Kiyomizu Pottery (Kiyomizu Rokubei). Kiyomizu Rokubei is the name bestowed on the head of the Kyoto-based Kiyomizu family of ceramists. With over 240 years of history, the studio is now into its eighth generation. It is currently headed by contemporary ceramist and sculptor Rokubei VIII. The family was influential in the development and survival of Kyō ware. *Combine with White Ash * Use with Incense sticks as well as cones * Please remove the lid while incense is burning; otherwise it will be extinguished due to deficiency of oxygen in the incense burner H 8.2 cm x D 7 cm