• Crimson and black Japanese incense holder "Nobel Red" pottery with a stick next to a black gift box with a gold chrysanthemum crest, made in Japan.
  • Crimson red Japanese incense holder on a dark wooden console, bringing serenity to a daily yoga practice.
  • Crimson red Japanese incense holder with a lit stick on a wooden console, setting a serene mood for a meditation routine.
  • Standalone Japanese incense holder "Nobel Red" pottery tray with a single stick, showing the crimson and black glaze, Japan.
  • Closed slim black Ninshu's gift box for Japanese incense holder pottery, featuring a gold imperial chrysanthemum crest on the lid.
  • Open slim black Ninshu's gift box for Japanese incense holder pottery, showing a securely wrapped flat vessel inside white packaging paper.
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Japanese Incense Holder "Nobel Red"

Japanese Incense Holder "Nobel Red"

$120.00 AUD
$120.00 AUD
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The "Nobel Red" Japanese incense holder is made by Ninshu, a Kyoto kiln appointed by the World Heritage Ninna-ji Temple. Mold-free, master artisans rely on tactile intuition to pull clay through traditional wheel-throwing. The contrast of rare crimson and black glazes adds a sophisticated accent to modern spaces during morning yoga or meditation rituals. Measuring 4.5 inches (11.5cm) wide, this incense holder features a practical depth that effectively catches falling ash. The engraved "Ninshu" hallmark and the golden imperial chrysanthemum crest gleaming on the black box attest to its supreme quality and royal history, offering an absolute finest gift from Japan. This historic masterpiece beautifully brings a soothing presence to your daily ritual.

Product Details

  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimension:
    　Object: Diameter 4.5 in (11.5cm) × Height 1.0 in (2.5cm)
    　Box: Length 6.5 in (16.5cm) × Width 6.5 in (16.5cm) × Height 2.0 in (5.0cm)
  • Weight:
    　Object: 4.6 oz (130g)
    　Box included: 8.1 oz (230g)
  • Material: Ceramic (Kyo-yaki Pottery)
  • Origin: Made in Kyoto, Japan
  • Brand: Ninshu

Authentic Japanese Craftsmanship

  • We partner with over 20 small workshops in Japan, where artisans have honed their skills for 100+ years.
  • Every piece is 100% made in Japan, using premium local materials and traditional techniques.
  • Your order ships directly from Japan with end-to-end care.

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  • Free on orders over USD 400 (or equivalent in your local currency).
  • Flat rate on orders under USD 400: USD 10  (or equivalent in your local currency).
  • Multiple items ship together at no extra cost.

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Important Notices

  • There may be variations in color and finish due to the flow of the glaze. Please understand this in advance.
  • Dimensions are in millimeters (mm), but please allow for slight differences due to the handmade nature of the product.
  • Due to the characteristics of ceramics, please understand that there may be some differences in color.
  • The glaze contains iron, which may discolor when in contact with oil, but washing will restore its original texture.
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Top Highlights

  • Crimson red Japanese incense holder on a dark wooden console, bringing serenity to a daily yoga practice.

    Authentic Handcrafted Kyo-Yaki Heritage

    Inheriting a 350-year tradition, each 100% handmade piece is wheel-thrown by certified master artisans from Ninshu, an official pottery brand for Ninna-ji Temple.

  • Crimson red Japanese incense holder with a lit stick on a wooden console, setting a serene mood for a meditation routine.

    Nobel Red Wabi-Sabi Design

    Featuring a rare crimson glaze and dark textures, "Nobel Red" brings a luxurious wabi-sabi accent and deep stillness to modern interior styles.

  • Mindful Rituals & Practical Function

    Perfect for yoga and meditation, this incense holder (Product Dimensions: 1.0" H × 4.5" W) catches falling ashes perfectly, creating a soothing room atmosphere.

  • Imperial Connection & Refined Gift

    Bearing an official artisan seal, this authentic piece ensures certified quality, making it a refined gift that effortlessly sparks engaging conversations with guests.

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Crimson and black Japanese incense holder "Nobel Red" pottery with a stick next to a black gift box with a gold chrysanthemum crest, made in Japan.

Kyo-yaki Pottery: 350 Years of Timeless Wheel-Thrown Artistry

Inheriting the tradition of Omuro-yaki, the 350-year-old root of Kyoto's Kyo-yaki, Ninshu honors true artisan craftsmanship. While 99% of modern ceramics are mass-produced, each piece is 100% wheel-thrown by certified master artisans, creating a bold, design-registered "finger-line" texture. The vessel's character comes from "hand-applied glazing." Since the clay is soft, the glaze deeply penetrates the earthenware, transforming inside the kiln through a masterfully controlled "Yohen" (kiln change) firing process. This profound heritage brings timeless beauty to every item, from a matcha bowl with a spout to an incense holder.

Closed square Ninshu's wooden gift box for Japanese matcha bowl pottery, featuring a branded chrysanthemum crest on the center of the lid.

Ninshu: Reviving a Legendary Kyoto Pottery Kiln for Modern Wabi-Sabi Living

Ninshu is a distinguished pottery brand proudly appointed by Ninna-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site founded in 888. In 1983, the brand revived the legendary "Omuro Kiln," originally opened in 1646 by Nonomura Ninsei, the father of Kyoto pottery. It stands as the only kiln permitted to bear the imperial chrysanthemum crest. Through the master artisans' wheel-throwing and hand-glazing techniques, Ninshu creates beautiful everyday vessels, including their unique matcha bowl with spout and sake ware. Blending historic craft with modern lifestyles, these pieces are microwave and dishwasher safe, bringing the warmth of handmade craft and a touch of wabi-sabi to your daily life and ritual.

Standalone Japanese incense holder "Nobel Red" pottery tray with a single stick, showing the crimson and black glaze, Japan.

A Majestic Japanese Incense Holder for Wabi Sabi and Modern Spaces

Bring deep stillness to your home with the "Nobel Red" Japanese incense holder. Measuring 4.5" W (11.5cm) and 1.0" H (2.5cm), it beautifully elevates daily mindfulness rituals like yoga and meditation. Achieving this rich crimson requires a rare glaze and masterful kiln control by Kyoto’s artisans. Hand-shaped using traditional wheel-throwing, its distinct finger-lines ensure a unique presence. It serves as a striking accent for modern interiors, making it a perfect artistic object for a console or side table. While catching falling ash flawlessly, it brings a luxurious touch of wabi sabi to your living room. Engraved with the official seal of the World Heritage Ninna-ji Temple, it makes a refined gift of authentic craft.

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