Breathing Planet — Ceramic Sphere Incense Holder
Inspired by the irregular forms of celestial bodies,
each incense holder is individually
shaped by hand from white clay and fired at 1255°C.
Its rounded form and rough, matte surface resemble a small weathered planet.
Subtle variations in shape and texture are preserved,
making each piece unique.A simple ceramic object that brings together
natural imperfection, handcraft and everyday use.
Boundless Chalice — Natural Lacquer Incense Holder
Handcrafted from camphorwood and
finished with multiple layers of natural lacquer,
this incense holder preserves the organic character of wood
and the depth of traditional lacquer craftsmanship.
Its softly irregular form and subtly polished surface reveal
variations in texture and light.
Each piece develops its own character through the making process.
A small, understated object where natural materials and
traditional craft meet contemporary design.
Fallen Rock — Iron Incense Holder
Inspired by stones naturally scattered across a mountainside,
Fallen Rock is a handcrafted iron incense holder with an irregular, organic form.
Through shaping and hand-finishing,
the iron retains its natural weight and textured surface,
revealing subtle traces of the making process.
A simple, understated object that brings together raw material,
traditional craftsmanship and everyday use.
Silver Moon — Sterling Silver Incense Holder
Inspired by the relationship between fullness and
emptiness in traditional Chinese aesthetics,
Silver Moon takes the form of an irregular circle,
with a small opening deliberately left unclosed.
Cast in 925 sterling silver, the piece was developed through months of wax carving,
refinement and hand-finishing.
Its textured surface retains subtle traces of the making process.
Over time, the silver naturally oxidizes, developing a deeper patina.
The changing surface becomes part of the object’s character,
reflecting the passage of time through everyday use.
