"Clay cut", incense burner
Description
Ceramic incense burner, made using the "Tsuchihasami" technique, inspired by wagashi; the surfaces cut in the clay create rich shadows and volumes.
Dimensions (cm): L: 11 cm × D: 11 cm × H: 9 cm
Weight: 1kg
Material: ceramic
Artist: Yuko Hayashi
Shipping and customs
Shipped from Kyoto, Japan, via EMS.
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Return policy
Return Policy
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