Designed by third generation craftsman Masataka Sumitani, this incense holder is handcrafted from solid brass in Takaoka, Japan. Here, metal smelting tradition stretches back a whopping 400 years to the Edo period, and today it’s kept alive by a handful of artisans. Fusing tradition and timelessness, it's a little work of minimalist art. It boasts two different sized holes for both Indian and Japanese incense, and measures 20 × 20 × 20mm. When not in use, the cube also functions as a paperweight due to the weight of the brass :)

<p>Designed by third generation craftsman Masataka Sumitani, this incense holder is handcrafted from solid brass in Takaoka, Japan. Here, metal smelting tradition stretches back a whopping 400 years to the Edo period, and today it’s kept alive by a handful of artisans. Fusing tradition and timelessness, it's a little work of minimalist art. It boasts two different sized holes for both Indian and Japanese incense, and measures 20 × 20 × 20mm. When not in use, the cube also functions as a paperweight due to the weight of the brass :)</p>

Sumitani Saburo Shoten - Cube Incense Holder Gold