ICHIKŌ ICHIE Kawara Clay Incense Burner Blue Grey
Crafted in Japan by Ichiko Ichie, this Kawara Clay Incense Holder embodies the beauty of tradition and artisanal skill. Made from authentic kawara clay, known for its durability and rich texture, each piece is hand-glazed to perfection. A true blend of functionality and timeless Japanese craftsmanship, it’s an elegant addition to any incense ritual.
Kawara clay has been an essential material in Japanese craftsmanship for over 1,400 years, traditionally used to create kawara tiles—the iconic roof tiles seen on temples, shrines, and historic buildings across Japan. These tiles were first introduced from China during the Asuka period (6th–8th century) and quickly became a symbol of Japanese architectural artistry.
Renowned for its durability and earthy texture, kawara clay is naturally weather-resistant, making it ideal for protecting structures while adding elegance through its rich, muted tones. Over time, this versatile material has found new applications in artisan goods, from pottery to decorative items, preserving its legacy in modern Japanese craftsmanship.
Today, products like incense holders continue the tradition, blending kawara clay’s historical significance with contemporary design.
Measures 4.3" x 1.58" x 0.75"
Made in Japan.
Original: $45.00
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Crafted in Japan by Ichiko Ichie, this Kawara Clay Incense Holder embodies the beauty of tradition and artisanal skill. Made from authentic kawara clay, known for its durability and rich texture, each piece is hand-glazed to perfection. A true blend of functionality and timeless Japanese craftsmanship, it’s an elegant addition to any incense ritual.
Kawara clay has been an essential material in Japanese craftsmanship for over 1,400 years, traditionally used to create kawara tiles—the iconic roof tiles seen on temples, shrines, and historic buildings across Japan. These tiles were first introduced from China during the Asuka period (6th–8th century) and quickly became a symbol of Japanese architectural artistry.
Renowned for its durability and earthy texture, kawara clay is naturally weather-resistant, making it ideal for protecting structures while adding elegance through its rich, muted tones. Over time, this versatile material has found new applications in artisan goods, from pottery to decorative items, preserving its legacy in modern Japanese craftsmanship.
Today, products like incense holders continue the tradition, blending kawara clay’s historical significance with contemporary design.
Measures 4.3" x 1.58" x 0.75"
Made in Japan.
