



Best for: A coil on the bathroom shelf
A small celadon dish for incense coils — simple, affordable, and quietly beautiful. The ash collects on the glazed surface, which can be rinsed clean.
Even a small dish requires the full celadon process — throwing, glazing, and reduction firing at 1,280°C. The glaze on this dish is slightly thinner than on larger pieces, giving it a paler, more translucent green. Each dish is a little different — the firing position in the kiln affects the final colour.
Place a coil incense on the dish and light it. The dish catches the ash as the coil burns. Use it in a bathroom, a hallway, or any space where you want a low, steady scent. Rinse with water after each use.
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