Cast Iron Incense Stand Set

Name: Cast Iron Incense Stand Set
Brand: Suzuki Morihisa
SKU: POJ-SM-CI-IS-SET
Price: 7900 JPY
Availability: InStock

¥7,900

This Incense Set is the perfect introduction to Japanese incense.

Bring the forests of Japan into your home: each set comes with 50 Sugi Incense (Cedar) and 50 Hinoki Incense (Cypress), as well as a classic Nanbu Tekki stand made by a 16th-generation cast-iron artisan family.

The texture of the cast iron stand is inspired by the traditional woodworking technique of naguri, where wood is scooped or hammered to bring a three-dimensional texture to flat surfaces.

At once classic and modern, the aesthetic is clean and at home in any space.

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Suzuki Morihisa

The Suzuki Family is one of the most respected families in the iron casting industry, with origins reaching as far back as 1625. The presiding CEO and our direct collaborator, Suzuki Shigeo, has partnered with brands and exhibitions as varied as Apple, Lexus, Suntory, and Honolulu Fashion Week. The Studio’s products are so sought after that it’s not unusual for their works to have a years-long waitlist.

Kunjudo

This incense is brought to you in collaboration with the Fukunaga family, a business carrying a legacy of over 120 years. Based on Awaji Island, the region is known for being the original birthplace of incense in Japan. The history of incense in Japan dates back to an April day in 595 AD, according to The Chronicles of Japan (720 AD) when a piece of aromatic wood drifted to the shores of Awaji Island. With its year-long warm climate and ample sea breeze, the island is an ideal place to dry the incense - a crucial process in its making.

Made by

Suzuki Morihisa

The Suzuki Family is one of the most respected families in the iron casting industry, with origins reaching as far back as 1625. The presiding CEO and our direct collaborator, Suzuki Shigeo, has partnered with brands and exhibitions as varied as Apple, Lexus, Suntory, and Honolulu Fashion Week. The Studio’s products are so sought after that it’s not unusual for their works to have a years-long waitlist.

Kunjudo

This incense is brought to you in collaboration with the Fukunaga family, a business carrying a legacy of over 120 years. Based on Awaji Island, the region is known for being the original birthplace of incense in Japan. The history of incense in Japan dates back to an April day in 595 AD, according to The Chronicles of Japan (720 AD) when a piece of aromatic wood drifted to the shores of Awaji Island. With its year-long warm climate and ample sea breeze, the island is an ideal place to dry the incense - a crucial process in its making.

Care

How to burn the incense

Ignite the tip of the incense with a lighter or a match.
Blow out the flame after a few seconds.
Place the incense stick in a holder that can collect the ash.

Includes

50 Sugi Sen Incense
50 Hinoki Sen Incense
Cast Iron Incense Stand