Raku Fired Incense Holder

No. Because each piece is created using the Raku firing technique—where the ceramic is removed from the kiln while glowing hot—the oxygen-starvation process creates unique, unpredictable color variations. You will receive a piece that is truly one-of-a-kind.

Yes, the 0.25-inch depth is designed to catch ash from standard incense sticks. However, because it is a shallow tray, we recommend placing it on a stable, flat surface to ensure the ash lands cleanly within the basin.

We recommend gentle hand washing with mild soap and water. Avoid using abrasive scrubbers or putting it in the dishwasher, as this will help preserve the hand-painted glaze and the integrity of the ceramic.

This holder is compatible with most standard incense sticks. Since it is a flat, shallow tray, it works best with sticks that have a wooden core or a sturdy base that can be easily positioned.

Yes. While the Raku process is an ancient technique that creates distinct aesthetic effects, the resulting ceramic is perfectly safe for holding incense. It is durable enough for daily use, provided you handle it with the care typical of artisan pottery.