Description
Why we selected it
The proportions borrow from older bronze and ceramic censers: a low round body, a defined lip and three short feet. The result feels grounded even when the piece is small.
What to expect
The glaze ranges from soft green to gray-green and develops a network of crackle lines. The pattern and tone vary naturally from one firing to another.
- Stable three-footed form
- Celadon glaze with individual crackle pattern
- Wide bowl catches falling incense ash
- Quiet scale for tea and meditation spaces
Specifications
| Capacity / Set | Incense burner for slim sticks |
|---|---|
| Size | Compact low tripod form |
| Material | Glazed celadon ceramic |
| Care | Use on a heat-safe surface. Empty ash only after it is fully cool; wipe rather than soak. |
Material & Craft
The glaze ranges from soft green to gray-green and develops a network of crackle lines. The pattern and tone vary naturally from one firing to another.
The Making
The proportions borrow from older bronze and ceramic censers: a low round body, a defined lip and three short feet. The result feels grounded even when the piece is small.
Care
Use on a heat-safe surface. Empty ash only after it is fully cool; wipe rather than soak.
The celadon shifts noticeably with the light—greener near a window, grayer in a dim room. Use a small bed of clean ash or an incense insert so the stick stays centered and the glaze is easier to clean.
— Qingci Studio
