Karesansui incense holder 枯山水2, unique piece

An incense holder inspired by a Japanese garden. Karesansui (枯山水) means dry garden, composed of sand, rocks, gravel and moss. A very Zen atmosphere made according to the wabi-sabi philosophy. Handmade, these are unique pieces from Mami KANNO.

Use of incense:

To restore calm to the mind, light an incense during your moment of relaxation, yoga practice, while reading, after cooking, or even before and after welcoming your guests to your home...

Traditionally in Japan, we light incense 30 minutes before welcoming your guests to your home to create a good welcoming atmosphere.

Size: L 9-11 x W 15 cm 
Material: Stoneware, glazes
Made in France by Mami KANNO

Mami KANNO

Mami is a ceramic artist born in Tokyo. Graduated from the Tokyo University of Plastic Arts.
She has exhibited since 2003 in Paris, Tokyo and Switzerland.
His works in stoneware, porcelain and Raku are of magnificent simplicity. They revisit the roots of Japanese culture by integrating a contemporary touch.
She masters and carries out everything herself, from the design and research of the clay, to the cooking at very high temperatures. All of his creations are unique, handmade pieces.
Mami's work is today supported by many journalists, chefs of starred restaurants as well as specialists in the traditional tea ceremony.
Mami also creates many pieces for tableware. In Japan, for example, we call the side of a bowl or plate the “landscape”. It is in harmony with the climate, the season and the spirit of the present moment.