Cottage Incense Pot
(Dimensions)
8.6cm W × 9.5cm H × 8cm D
(Materials)
Mortar
Glass
Brass
(Specifications)
Cone Incense Recommended
Made in Japan
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Cottage Incense Pot
Handmade in Kyoto, Japan and designed by Nobuhiro Sato, these little mortar houses reflect the charming details of everyday life. This can be seen in the textural variations in the wood grain used in the forming process, the meticulous window glass and fences, and the incense smoke rising from each tiny chimney.
Enjoy the playfulness of each unique piece from this collection. Each type features different window arrangements and base colours, so please choose your favourite design.
Note: Colour unevenness due to wood grain and lye creates a warm and simple texture. The handmade nature means no two are the same and small imperfections are a part of the work’s texture.
This item is often purchased with the Tennen Incense Cone.
Cleaning: incense residue on the base of the incense pot can be cleaned by a brush with light dish soap.
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Rest of Canada: $22, Free over $150
USA: $20 USD, Free over $140 USD
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Cottage Incense Pot
(Other products by Pull Push Studio)
Based in Kyoto, Pull Push Products. is a crafts brand, engaging with every process of product development directly, from planning original products to manufacturing, packaging, and shipping. Created out of concepts of material and story, our items place an importance on the sense of fun and the joy of texture experienced when using them. Expressing the delicacy and compassion that eludes the machine-made, PULL PUSH presents products that convey the warmth of the designer.
Craftsman: Nobuhiro Sato
Sato Nobuhiro is a craft designer born in 1977. He graduated from Kyoto Seika University's Architecture program. After working at a manufacturer of carved ornaments and decorative designs, he established " Pull Push Products." in 2002. He generates products through handiwork, with special attention to the material used and the stories they tell.
