Ceramic Incense Holder - Tulip Games Named for the oscillating tracks

Named for the oscillating tracks left in the sand by its serpentine namesake

French Cypress

Insert not included

The blacksmith industry in the Banshu region in the Hyogo prefecture of Japan was said to have started long ago when a Katana factory was located there

Ceramic Incense Holder - Tulip Games Named for the oscillating tracksModern, minimalist incense holder. Hand formed from speckled stoneware and finished with tulip illustration and clear glaze. Approx 3. 5" diameter. Made in Canada * Please note, each piece is completely handmade and unique, all are similar but not identical. The actual item will vary slightly from photos shown including size and color.