Japanese Glass Fragment Incense Burner
Incense holders formed from glass fragments salvaged from Japanese kiln bottoms—irregular shards that began as molten overflow from the glassblowing process. Each piece has been annealed to remove sharp edges, transforming industrial remnants into sculptural forms that catch and refract ambient light. The substantial weight (approximately 8 ounces) anchors a single incense stick, while the unique geometry of each fragment—no two alike—speaks to the unpredictable beauty of reclaimed materials. A meditation on chance, craft, and the quiet beauty of industrial accident made intentional.
While roughly uniform in volume, individual pieces range from 1.5" to 4" in length or height. Inventory is highly limited.
Part of our Japanese Minimalism and Forest Bathing collections.
- Materials
- Glass fragments salvaged from Japanese kiln bottoms, annealed to remove sharp edges
- Dimensions
- Individual pieces range 1.5" to 4" in length or height
- Weight
- Approximately 8 ounces
- Features
- Anchors a single incense stick, no two alike
- In the box
- Boxed, sold individually
Promotional discounts apply to over 500 items in our collection. As with all meaningful endeavors, there are boundaries - rare, limited edition, and sale items retain their original pricing.
