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Musubi Vase - Sui (Natural)
$ 465.00 USD
“Musubi” is the Japanese word for the spiritual power of growth that is found in all natural things. Inspired by this philosophy, the Musubi vase collection displays fresh-cut flowers with the same dynamic grace as if they were still growing in the earth. Each vase is hand-turned and carved from Japanese Zelkova wood, which is traditionally used to make Taiko drums and furniture.
Each style is designed in a form inspired after one of the Five Elements, with Sui (or Water) representing the fluid, formless force that shapes the world. Perfectly symmetrical and smooth to the touch, this stunning piece is a testament to the perfection that can be achieved by a pair of human hands.
Materials: Zelkova Wood
Dimensions: Height: 5”, Diameter: 4 ½”
Care: Hand-wash with mild soap. Use a clean cloth to remove dust from exterior surface, wiping gently.
Yamanaka, Japan
Musubi Vase - Hi (Natural)
$ 282.00 USD
“Musubi” is the Japanese word for the spiritual power of growth that is found in all natural things. Inspired by this philosophy, the Musubi vase collection displays fresh-cut flowers with the same dynamic grace as if they were still growing in the earth. Each vase is hand-turned and carved from Japanese Zelkova wood, which is traditionally used to make Taiko drums and furniture.
Each style is designed in a form inspired after one of the Five Elements, with Hi (or Fire) representing the intense and transformative power of fire. Perfectly symmetrical and smooth to the touch, this stunning piece is a testament to the perfection that can be achieved by a pair of human hands.
Materials: Zelkova Wood
Dimensions: Height: 5”, Diameter: 3”
Care: Hand-wash with mild soap. Use a clean cloth to remove dust from exterior surface, wiping gently.
Yamanaka, Japan
Musubi Vase - Sora (Natural)
$ 387.00 USD
“Musubi” is the Japanese word for the spiritual power of growth that is found in all natural things. Inspired by this philosophy, the Musubi vase collection displays fresh-cut flowers with the same dynamic grace as if they were still growing in the earth. Each vase is hand-turned and carved from Japanese Zelkova wood, which is traditionally used to make Taiko drums and furniture.
Each style is designed in a form inspired after one of the Five Elements, with Sora (or Void) representing the things beyond our everyday experience, like spirit, thought, and creative energy. Perfectly symmetrical and smooth to the touch, this stunning piece is a testament to the perfection that can be achieved by a pair of human hands.
Materials: Zelkova Wood
Dimensions: Height: 5”, Diameter: 4 ¾”
Care: Hand-wash with mild soap. Use a clean cloth to remove dust from exterior surface, wiping gently.
Yamanaka, Japan
Musubi Vase - Kaze (Natural)
$ 236.00 USD
“Musubi” is the Japanese word for the spiritual power of growth that is found in all natural things. Inspired by this philosophy, the Musubi vase collection displays fresh-cut flowers with the same dynamic grace as if they were still growing in the earth. Each vase is hand-turned and carved from Japanese Zelkova wood, which is traditionally used to make Taiko drums and furniture.
Each style is designed in a form inspired after one of the Five Elements, with Kaze (or Wind) representing the things that grow, expand, and enjoy freedom of movement- just like your most beloved flowers. Perfectly symmetrical and smooth to the touch, this stunning piece is a testament to the perfection that can be achieved by a pair of human hands.
Materials: Zelkova Wood
Dimensions: Height: 6”, Diameter: 2”
Care: Hand-wash with mild soap. Use a clean cloth to remove dust from exterior surface, wiping gently.
Yamanaka, Japan
Musubi Vase - Tsuchi (Natural)
$ 192.00 USD
“Musubi” is the Japanese word for the spiritual power of growth that is found in all natural things. Inspired by this philosophy, the Musubi vase collection displays fresh-cut flowers with the same dynamic grace as if they were still growing in the earth. Each vase is hand-turned and carved from Japanese Zelkova wood, which is traditionally used to make Taiko drums and furniture.
Each style is designed in a form inspired after one of the Five Elements, with Tsuchi (or Earth) representing the strong, solid surface of the earth. Perfectly symmetrical and smooth to the touch, this stunning piece is a testament to the perfection that can be achieved by a pair of human hands.
Materials: Zelkova Wood
Dimensions: Height: 5”, Diameter: 2”
Care: Hand-wash with mild soap. Use a clean cloth to remove dust from exterior surface, wiping gently.
Yamanaka, Japan
Sola Cube - Dandelion Fluff
$ 78.00 USD
Designed to cultivate our inherent sense of wonder and exploration, Sola Cube features rare natural specimens captured forever in acrylic. Hyper-polished and distortion-free, these expertly preserved curiosities make a fantastic gift for the naturalist in your life and will captivate guests of your home and office. Custom beech and walnut display stands are available here.
Specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
About Acrylate Resin Casting
Similar to amber, insects and other curiosities can be preserved in acrylic resin for generations. The process typically involves pouring acrylic into a mold with the dried plant on a slightly solidified gel. The specimen is then pressurized in the mold to remove bubbles before being slowly heated to stabilize the acrylic bonds. Finally, the specimen is shaped and buffed to remove any surface markings.
Materials: Acrylic resin, Specimen
Dimensions: L:1.57" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Care: Polish occasionally with a soft cloth
Kyoto, Japan
Sola Cube - Sweetgum
$ 46.00 USD
Designed to cultivate our inherent sense of wonder and exploration, Sola Cube features rare natural specimens captured forever in acrylic. Hyper-polished and distortion-free, these expertly preserved curiosities make a fantastic gift for the naturalist in your life and will captivate guests of your home and office. Custom beech and walnut display stands are available here.
Specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
About Acrylate Resin Casting
Similar to amber, insects and other curiosities can be preserved in acrylic resin for generations. The process typically involves pouring acrylic into a mold with the dried plant on a slightly solidified gel. The specimen is then pressurized in the mold to remove bubbles before being slowly heated to stabilize the acrylic bonds. Finally, the specimen is shaped and buffed to remove any surface markings.
Materials: Acrylic resin, Specimen
Dimensions: L:1.57" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Care: Polish occasionally with a soft cloth
Kyoto, Japan
Sola Cube - Strawflower
$ 46.00 USD
– Sold OutDesigned to cultivate our inherent sense of wonder and exploration, Sola Cube features rare natural specimens captured forever in acrylic. Hyper-polished and distortion-free, these expertly preserved curiosities make a fantastic gift for the naturalist in your life and will captivate guests of your home and office. Custom beech and walnut display stands are available here.
Specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
About Acrylate Resin Casting
Similar to amber, insects and other curiosities can be preserved in acrylic resin for generations. The process typically involves pouring acrylic into a mold with the dried plant on a slightly solidified gel. The specimen is then pressurized in the mold to remove bubbles before being slowly heated to stabilize the acrylic bonds. Finally, the specimen is shaped and buffed to remove any surface markings.
Materials: Acrylic resin, Specimen
Dimensions: L:1.57" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Care: Polish occasionally with a soft cloth
Kyoto, Japan
Sola Cube - Small Globe Thistle
$ 46.00 USD
Designed to cultivate our inherent sense of wonder and exploration, Sola Cube features rare natural specimens captured forever in acrylic. Hyper-polished and distortion-free, these expertly preserved curiosities make a fantastic gift for the naturalist in your life and will captivate guests of your home and office. Custom beech and walnut display stands are available here.
Specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
About Acrylate Resin Casting
Similar to amber, insects and other curiosities can be preserved in acrylic resin for generations. The process typically involves pouring acrylic into a mold with the dried plant on a slightly solidified gel. The specimen is then pressurized in the mold to remove bubbles before being slowly heated to stabilize the acrylic bonds. Finally, the specimen is shaped and buffed to remove any surface markings.
Materials: Acrylic resin, Specimen
Dimensions: L:1.57" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Care: Polish occasionally with a soft cloth
Kyoto, Japan
Sola Cube - Bunny Tail Grass
$ 46.00 USD
Designed to cultivate our inherent sense of wonder and exploration, Sola Cube features rare natural specimens captured forever in acrylic. Hyper-polished and distortion-free, these expertly preserved curiosities make a fantastic gift for the naturalist in your life and will captivate guests of your home and office. Custom beech and walnut display stands are available here.
Specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
About Acrylate Resin Casting
Similar to amber, insects and other curiosities can be preserved in acrylic resin for generations. The process typically involves pouring acrylic into a mold with the dried plant on a slightly solidified gel. The specimen is then pressurized in the mold to remove bubbles before being slowly heated to stabilize the acrylic bonds. Finally, the specimen is shaped and buffed to remove any surface markings.
Materials: Acrylic resin, Specimen
Dimensions: L:1.57" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Care: Polish occasionally with a soft cloth
Kyoto, Japan
Sola Cube - Globe Amaranth
$ 46.00 USD
Designed to cultivate our inherent sense of wonder and exploration, Sola Cube features rare natural specimens captured forever in acrylic. Hyper-polished and distortion-free, these expertly preserved curiosities make a fantastic gift for the naturalist in your life and will captivate guests of your home and office. Custom beech and walnut display stands are available here.
Specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
About Acrylate Resin Casting
Similar to amber, insects and other curiosities can be preserved in acrylic resin for generations. The process typically involves pouring acrylic into a mold with the dried plant on a slightly solidified gel. The specimen is then pressurized in the mold to remove bubbles before being slowly heated to stabilize the acrylic bonds. Finally, the specimen is shaped and buffed to remove any surface markings.
Materials: Acrylic resin, Specimen
Dimensions: L:1.57" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Care: Polish occasionally with a soft cloth
Kyoto, Japan
Sola Cube - Eucalyptus
$ 46.00 USD
Designed to cultivate our inherent sense of wonder and exploration, Sola Cube features rare natural specimens captured forever in acrylic. Hyper-polished and distortion-free, these expertly preserved curiosities make a fantastic gift for the naturalist in your life and will captivate guests of your home and office. Custom beech and walnut display stands are available here.
Specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
About Acrylate Resin Casting
Similar to amber, insects and other curiosities can be preserved in acrylic resin for generations. The process typically involves pouring acrylic into a mold with the dried plant on a slightly solidified gel. The specimen is then pressurized in the mold to remove bubbles before being slowly heated to stabilize the acrylic bonds. Finally, the specimen is shaped and buffed to remove any surface markings.
Materials: Acrylic resin, Specimen
Dimensions: L:1.57" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Care: Polish occasionally with a soft cloth
Kyoto, Japan
Sola Cube Stand
$ 17.00 USD
An x-brace stand designed to display a single Sola Cube. Available in beech (white) and walnut (brown).
Sola Cube specimens include: Dandelion Fluff (tampopo), Eucalyptus, Globe Amaranth (sennichiko), Bunny Tail Grass (usaginoo), Small Globe Thistle (ruritamaazami), Strawflower (kaigaraso), and Sweetgum (momiji bafu).
Materials: Beech wood, Walnut wood
Dimensions: D:.98" x W:1.57" x H:1.57"
Kyoto, Japan
Ceramic Herb Planter
$ 30.00 USD
– Sold OutGive your favorite plant a happy home with the Ceramic Herb Planter. This unglazed banko-yaki planter is perfectly sized for windowsills and bookshelves, and will effortlessly match your minimalist interior. It features a built-in inner bowl that provides great drainage and does not require a separate saucer.
About Banko Yaki
Banko-Yaki is a Japanese ceramic technique local to the Mie Prefecture that embodies ideals of eternity and constancy. Dating back to the 18th century, banko-yaki ceramics offer unique heat resistance and a beautiful, almost primitive composition. These handmade pieces continue to honor an ancient art in a modern world by reshaping tradition to fit the needs of the future.
Materials: Ceramic
Dimensions: Length: 3.35”, Width: 3.35”, Height: 3.54”
Yokkaichi, Japan
Shinanoki Wooden Tray
$ 50.00 USD
– Sold OutA 2017 Good Design award winner, this simple rectangular tray is manufactured by artisans in the Kagawa prefecture. An exercise in straightforward design, they are nearly completely flat with a pleasing curve at the edge that securely holds whatever it is you wish to carry and is a pleasure to grip with your fingertips. Effective and long-lasting, they are tested to ensure over 3,000 washes and is entirely food safe.
Care Instructions
Handle carefully when in use. Bending or dropping may cause cracks and chips. Although it is highly waterproof, stains may set if left in contact so ensure spills are promptly wiped up. While dishwasher safe, you will get the most longevity by handwashing when needed.
*Please note - Due to the nature of wood, this product may warp if exposed to excessive atmospheric moisture or not properly maintained.
Materials: Wood
Dimensions: Small: L: 12.8" x W: 9.4" x H: .47". Large: L: 15.6" x W: 11.2" x H: .47"
Kagawa, Japan
Walnut Wooden Tray
$ 50.00 USD
– Sold OutA 2017 Good Design award winner, this simple rectangular tray is manufactured by artisans in the Kagawa prefecture. An exercise in straightforward design, they are nearly completely flat with a pleasing curve at the edge that securely holds whatever it is you wish to carry and is a pleasure to grip with your fingertips. Effective and long-lasting, they are tested to ensure over 3,000 washes and is entirely food safe.
Care Instructions
Handle carefully when in use. Bending or dropping may cause cracks and chips. Although it is highly waterproof, stains may set if left in contact so ensure spills are promptly wiped up. While dishwasher safe, you will get the most longevity by handwashing when needed.
*Please note - Due to the nature of wood, this product may warp if exposed to excessive atmospheric moisture or not properly maintained.
Materials: Wood
Dimensions: Small: L: 12.8" x W: 9.4" x H: .47". Large: L: 15.6" x W: 11.2" x H: .47"
Kagawa, Japan
Hasami Porcelain Planter Set - Small
$ 40.00 USD
Like the rest of our beloved Hasami collection, this modular planter set is made from an organic mixture of porcelain and clay. This set includes a planter with a centered hole to drain your plants, as well as an accompanying plate to stack underneath. Its brutalist form brings harmony and symmetry to an otherwise lush living plant body.
About Hasami
Hasami Porcelain is designed by Taku Shimoto, whose pieces embody a "tortoise lifestyle": slow, steady, and long-lasting. His modular, stackable pieces are inspired by lacquer tiered boxes used in Japanese cuisine and the geometrical, clean shapes of mid-century modern design. Hasami Porcelain is made in Hasami, Nagasaki, where ceramics have been the main craft industry for 400 years.
Please note: because of the handmade nature of Hasami pieces, some pieces may experience slight variations in glaze and colors. Please contact us at info@rikumo.com with any questions.
Materials: Clay, Porcelain
Dimensions: Planter: Height: 4.25” Diameter: 3.25”
Plate: Height: 0.75” Diameter: 3.25”
Hasami Porcelain high thermal stability and is free from lead and cadmium.
Nagasaki, Japan
Sonoran Desert Incense, 100 pc
$ 58.00 USD
Traditionally used for court ceremonies and meditation, incense is an integral part of Japanese identity. The Sonoran Desert series takes inspiration from the North American landscape, combining an ancient Eastern tradition with unequivocally American character. Light some incense and feel the room become alive with the scents of the wild desert terrain. This pack includes 100 sticks of incense with a burning time of approximately 15 minutes each.
Ocotillo Bloom: Inspired by the desert plant native to the Sonoran Desert, the Ocotillo Bloom fragrance is a fresh, soft scent with herbal notes of woodsy balsam.
Spring Arroyo: Named after the dry creeks of the Sonoran Desert, this fragrance contains floral notes with verdant bergamot.
Ironwood Thorn: The sturdy ironwood tree is indigenous to the Sonoran Desert. Bright notes of oud and tobacco balance out this warm, soothing scent.
About Tennen
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. Their Sonoran Desert incense collection is part of a collaboration with Kyoto incense makers, and was influenced by the constant and soothing presence of Japanese incense around the Tennen Studio offices. From buildings to aromas, Tennen’s design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Quantity: 100 sticks.
Burning Time: Approximately 15 minutes.
How to Use: Light the tip of the incense and blow out the flame immediately. Keep away from flammable objects.
Kyoto, Japan
Sonoran Desert Cone Incense, Box of 21
$ 28.00 USD
– Sold OutFor those looking for inspiration or inner peace, a moment of quiet can make a world of difference. This incense series takes inspiration from the North American landscape, combining an ancient Eastern tradition with unequivocally American character. Light a cone and feel the room become alive with the scents of the wild desert terrain. This box contains 21 cones with a burning time of fifteen minutes each.
Spring Arroyo: Named after the dry creeks of the Sonoran Desert, this fragrance combines floral notes with the rich zest of bergamot.
Ocotillo Bloom: Inspired by the desert plant native to the Sonoran Desert, the Ocotillo Bloom fragrance is a fresh, soft scent with herbal notes of woodsy balsam.
About Tennen
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. Their Sonoran Desert incense collection is part of a collaboration with Kyoto incense makers, and was influenced by the constant and soothing presence of Japanese incense around the Tennen Studio offices. From buildings to aromas, Tennen’s design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Contains: 21 cones
Burning Time: Approximately 15-17 minutes.
How to Use: Light the tip of the incense cone and blow out the flame immediately. Keep away from flammable objects.
Kyoto, Japan
Sonoran Desert Spiral Incense, Box of 10
$ 38.00 USD
Large spirals of incense were once hung above temple ceilings so that monks could light intense aromas to aid in meditation and prayer. The spiral shape condenses what would be a long stick of incense into a compact coil for a burning time of approximately 2 hours, much longer than ordinary incense sticks or cones. The Sonoran Desert incense series takes inspiration from the North American landscape, combining an ancient Eastern tradition with an unequivocally American character.
Each box contains 10 spirals for a collective 20 hours of sensory aroma.
Ocotillo Bloom: Inspired by the desert plant native to the Sonoran Desert, this fragrance is a fresh, soft scent with herbal notes of woodsy balsam.
Spring Arroyo: Named after the dry creeks of the Sonoran Desert, this fragrance contains floral notes with verdant bergamot.
Ironwood Thorn: The sturdy ironwood tree is indigenous to the Sonoran Desert. Bright notes of oud and tobacco balance out this warm, soothing scent.
About Tennen
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. Their Sonoran Desert incense collection is part of a collaboration with Kyoto incense makers, and was influenced by the constant and soothing presence of Japanese incense around the Tennen Studio offices. From buildings to aromas, Tennen’s design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Quantity: 10 spirals.
Burning Time: Approximately 120 minutes each.
Dimensions: Each incense measures approx. 2.125" in diameter and .125" in height.
Care: Light the tip of the incense and blow out the flame immediately. Keep in a dry place.
Kyoto, Japan
Japan Dry Garden Incense Cone, Box of 21
$ 28.00 USD
– Sold OutA Japanese dry garden is the most widely recognized of Japan’s gardening styles, utilizing rocks, moss, sand, and streams in a Zen-like composition. The scents in Tennen’s Japan Dry Garden series convey the serenity and inner peace we encounter when we stroll through an artfully arranged garden. This box contains 21 cones with a burning time of fifteen minutes each; light one and feel the room become alive with the scents of verdant botanicals.
Wandering Moss: Notes of earth, oakmoss, and cedar finish off the verdant aroma of petrichor.
Fallen Blossom: The fresh scent of gardenia conjure up a verdant landscape in our mind’s eye.
Mountain Stone: Cultivate a quiet atmosphere with the weathered scent of sandalwood and parchment.
About Tennen
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. Their Sonoran Desert incense collection is part of a collaboration with Kyoto incense makers and was influenced by the constant and soothing presence of Japanese incense around the Tennen Studio offices. From buildings to aromas, Tennen’s design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Contains: 21 cones
Burning Time: Approximately 15-17 minutes.
How to Use: Light the tip of the incense cone and blow out the flame immediately. Keep away from flammable objects.
Kyoto, Japan
Japan Dry Garden Spiral Incense, Box of 10
$ 38.00 USD
A Japanese dry garden is the most widely recognized of Japan’s gardening styles, utilizing rocks, moss, sand, and streams in a Zen-like composition. The scents in Tennen’s Japan Dry Garden series convey the serenity and inner peace we encounter when we stroll through an artfully arranged garden. Centuries ago, monks hung incense spirals above temple ceilings to aid in meditation and prayer. The spiral shape condenses what would be a long stick of incense into a compact coil for a burning time of approximately 2 hours, much longer than ordinary incense sticks or cones.
Each box contains 10 spirals for a collective 20 hours of sensory aroma.
Wandering Moss: Notes of earth, oakmoss, and cedar finish off the verdant aroma of petrichor.
Fallen Blossom: The fresh scent of gardenia conjure up a verdant landscape in our mind’s eye.
Mountain Stone: Cultivate a quiet atmosphere with the weathered scent of sandalwood and parchment.
About Tennen Studio
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. Their Sonoran Desert incense collection is part of a collaboration with Kyoto incense makers and was influenced by the constant and soothing presence of Japanese incense around the Tennen Studio offices. From buildings to aromas, Tennen’s design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Quantity: 10 spirals.
Burning Time: Approximately 120 minutes each.
Dimensions: Each incense measures approx. 2.125" in diameter and .125" in height.
Care: Light the tip of the incense and blow out the flame immediately. Keep in a dry place.
Kyoto, Japan
Japan Dry Garden Incense, 100 pc
$ 58.00 USD
– Sold OutA Japanese dry garden is the most widely recognized of Japan’s gardening styles, utilizing rocks, moss, sand, and streams in a Zen-like composition. The scents in Tennen’s Japan Dry Garden series convey the serenity and inner peace we encounter when we stroll through an artfully arranged garden. Light a stick and feel the room become alive with the scents of verdant botanicals. The Japan Dry Garden incense pack includes 100 sticks of incense with a burning time of approximately 15 minutes each.
Wandering Moss: Notes of earth, oakmoss, and cedar finish off the verdant aroma of petrichor.
Fallen Blossom: The fresh scent of gardenia conjure up a verdant landscape in our mind’s eye.
Mountain Stone: Cultivate a quiet atmosphere with the weathered scent of sandalwood and parchment.
About Tennen
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. Their Sonoran Desert incense collection is part of a collaboration with Kyoto incense makers and was influenced by the constant and soothing presence of Japanese incense around the Tennen Studio offices. From buildings to aromas, Tennen’s design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Contains: 100 sticks.
Burning Time: Approximately 15 minutes.
How to Use: Light the tip of the incense and blow out the flame immediately. Keep away from flammable objects.
Kyoto, Japan
Basin Incense Burner
$ 135.00 USD
– Sold OutThe quiet dignity of koh (the art of incense) takes the form of an agave plant emerging from a reflecting pool in this elegant burner. Designed to hold an incense stick, cone, or spiral, the Basin Incense Burner includes a specially-designed pin to easily remove the leftover unburnt incense nub from the holder. A side notch at its base lets you rest the pin to the side.
About Tennen
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. After becoming dissatisfied with the lack of beautiful, functional incense burners, they created their own, designed to keep the nub of the incense stick from sticking to the holder after burning. From buildings to aromas, their design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Please note: While this incense holder is designed to accommodate many types of incense, there is a chance that sticks from certain brands may not fit the opening. For best results, use a Tennen brand incense.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Height: 0.7" Diameter: 3.45"
Care: Use a soft cloth with a liquid brass cleaner as needed. For blackened brass, use a soft cloth and paste wax polish as needed. With time and use, your incense burner will develop a beautiful patina. Note: Avoid touching the burner while incense is burning, as the cover may grow hot during and for a short period after. Arizona, USA
