This beautiful Porcelain Flower Dish can be used for holding small objects, jewellery by the bedside or burning incense cones even though it is made to fit the burning pad that is included with every box of HIBI incense, but also for burning any incense cones.

Seamlessly blends into your home décor. Packaged in a simple gift box.

Designed by HIBI, it is made in the tradition of Tamba-tachikui ware in one of the most outstanding ancient Japanese kilns that remains today.

MATERIAL Porcelain

MEASUREMENT 8cm diameter

CARE Wipe with a clean dry cloth

ORIGIN Japan

Crafted from Seto porcelain, also known as Tamba-tachikui ware is a form of pottery produced around Konda in the city of Sasayama, Hyogo prefecture. It carries a legacy of over 850 years. The Tamba kiln, one of Japan's six ancient kilns, has been used since the Heian period and is still run by two generations of artisans. The unique texture is created as pinewood ash from the kiln naturally fuses with the clay and glaze during firing.

An innovative collaboration of incense manufacturer Daihatsu Co. (eat 1867) and Kobe Match Co. (eat 1937), HIBI is a self-striking incense stick created as a beautiful new way of "connecting Japan and the World through the spirit of the enjoyment of fragrance."