Red Sakura Shell Incense Holder
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Description
Shaped like a vibrant red seashell, this incense holder is adorned with delicate sakura blossoms that evoke the gentle beauty of spring. Its glossy porcelain surface shimmers with warmth, while the curved form recalls the traditional Japanese pastime of kai-awase, where painted shells were paired and treasured.
Inside, a removable snow-white porcelain blossom serves as the holder for incense sticks, providing stability while also catching falling ash. Easy to clean and thoughtfully designed, it brings both practicality and refinement to moments of relaxation and reflection.
The Red Sakura Shell Incense Holder makes a lovely gift for those who cherish Japanese culture and seasonal beauty. Cute yet graceful, it adds a joyful accent to daily rituals, creating an atmosphere filled with the fragrance and spirit of spring.
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Kousaido
Founded in 1994 in Kyoto, Kousaido carries on Japan’s long tradition of fragrance while drawing inspiration from the beauty of the changing seasons. Using natural aromatic materials and time-honored blending techniques, its artisans create incense and fragrance goods that bring color, calm, and balance to everyday life. Guided by the spirit of Kyoto, each scent is crafted to offer a quiet moment of comfort and beauty in the home.Arita Ware
Arita porcelain originates from an area known as Arita on the Island of Kyushu, Japan. It is known as the birthplace of fine Japanese porcelain, and the artisans of Arita have produced exceptional ceramic works for more than 400 years. The beautiful contrast between the porcelain and the hand-painting is obtained by using exceptionally high-quality porcelain stone, allowing the glazed surface to display a distinct glossy mirror with a rich ivory luster.Japanese Incense
The Japanese incense culture was introduced from India and China along with Buddhism around the 6th century. Initially, incense was used in temples for religious ceremonies. However, during the Heian period (794–1185), nobles began creating "takimono," blends of aromatic materials, to scent their rooms and clothing. This marked a shift from religious to secular use, integrating incense into daily life. In the Edo period (1603–1868), incense stick manufacturing techniques were introduced from China, leading to widespread use among the general populace. Today, incense is cherished for relaxation and enhancing living spaces, reflecting Japan's unique aesthetic and lifestyle.Shipping & Return
We offer a flat rate of USD $25 for shipping to the U.S., and Free Shipping on orders over USD $199.
Please note that we do not ship to P.O. Boxes or APO/FPO addresses due to FedEx’s policies.
Most items are dispatched from Japan within 1-2 business days after order confirmation, and we offer international shipping to customers worldwide.
You may return any items purchased from JOC Goods within 30 days of delivery. If the products are defective or damaged, we will cover the return shipping costs. For other returns, the cost of return shipping will be the customer's responsibility.
