Inspired by the familiar sight of grilled corn at summer cookouts, this incense holder is cast from a real ear of corn grown in Uji, Kyoto, Japan.
Made from mortar with a solid brass incense holder at its center, this palm-sized object captures every kernel in remarkable detail. Its stone-like texture gives it the appearance of a small fossil or an unearthed artifact, transforming an everyday food into a quiet sculptural piece.
Whether used during moments of reflection with incense or simply displayed on a shelf or desk, it brings a subtle presence to any space.
Please note that small chips, air bubbles, and color variations may occur due to the nature of the material and the handmade casting process. We hope these characteristics will be appreciated as part of the piece's unique charm.
Although each holder is made using the same mold, subtle variations in texture and finish are inevitable. The piece you receive will not be identical to the one shown in the photographs, making each one truly one of a kind.
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- 1.Enjoy It Even When Not in Use Like a small sculpture, it quietly complements your space even when no incense is burning. 2.Faithfully Recreated Corn Texture The shape carefully captures the details of each individual corn kernel. 3.Unique in Every Piece Variations in surface texture and tiny air bubbles make each piece one of a kind.
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