Kosuga Tin Incense Stand NewProduct05292020 Each tea pot is mouth-blown

Each tea pot is mouth-blown so there will always be slight variation in the shape

Then wash the pot with a tawashi or another non-abrasive scrubber without using detergent

You can also use this type of zaru as a fruit basket or a catch all dish to hold miscellaneous  household accessories

you can apply oil (egoma oil

but also reveals many secrets of Japanese joinery

Kosuga Tin Incense Stand NewProduct05292020 Each tea pot is mouth-blownOverview Care Instructions Return Policy Description: Tin is known as the most expensive metal after gold and silver, and revered for its malleability and flexibility. This small and modern tin incense holder is shaped like the striking ridge of a bamboo stalk and pairs nicely with Kosuga's line of bamboo incenses in 6 intoxicating scents. Measurements: 1. 5 8'' L x 5 8'' Wx 1 2'' H History: Originating in Kyoto, Kohchosai Kosuga is a fifth generation