hibi : seto porcelain incense dish - moss selection:round this print by Sugimura (1681-1700)

this print by Sugimura (1681-1700) depicts a woman dressed in a kimono decorated with chrysanthemum

perfect for tasks at home or in the office

Whether for practical use or added flare as a pocket square

Their polished surface gives a smooth

An easy choice for comfort and breathability all through the warmer months

hibi : seto porcelain incense dish - moss selection:round this print by Sugimura (1681-1700)Designed by hibi, this porcelain dish is made to perfectly fit the glass fibre burning pad that is included with every box of hibi incense. While the pad can be used directly in its paper box, this tray provides a more permanent and decorative alternative, seamlessly blending into your home dcor. Crafted from Seto porcelain, also known as Tamba Tachikui pottery, it carries a legacy of over 850 years. The Tamba kiln, one of Japan's six ancient kilns,