Kosuga Tin Incense Stand
$18.00
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 atelier that combines traditional bamboo shaping techniques and contemporary design concepts. The bamboo used in Kohchosai Kosuga products are of the Madake and Mousouchiku varieties. Carefully crafted by skilled hands using bamboo sourced from the mountains of Hyogo, Nara and Kyoto known for their incredibly strong and durable bamboo reeds. No preservatives or chemicals are used in the harvesting or making of these pieces and the procuring and drying of each bamboo piece is a long process. The bamboo is harvested between the cold winter months of November to February. When it gets warmer in March, the oil from the bamboo is removed through steaming in a special kiln. After that, it is hung to dry in the sun for over one month.
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 atelier that combines traditional bamboo shaping techniques and contemporary design concepts. The bamboo used in Kohchosai Kosuga products are of the Madake and Mousouchiku varieties. Carefully crafted by skilled hands using bamboo sourced from the mountains of Hyogo, Nara and Kyoto known for their incredibly strong and durable bamboo reeds. No preservatives or chemicals are used in the harvesting or making of these pieces and the procuring and drying of each bamboo piece is a long process. The bamboo is harvested between the cold winter months of November to February. When it gets warmer in March, the oil from the bamboo is removed through steaming in a special kiln. After that, it is hung to dry in the sun for over one month.
Materials:
Tin
Variation:
Metal will naturally tarnish and patina over time
Care Instructions:
Please use only on a non-flammable surface for safe usage. Avoid getting wet or cleaning with chemicals.
Tin
Variation:
Metal will naturally tarnish and patina over time
Care Instructions:
Please use only on a non-flammable surface for safe usage. Avoid getting wet or cleaning with chemicals.
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.