Ceramic Incense Holder Cortina with the sentiment of a

with the sentiment of a religious icon from times past

rough textured and worn to evoke the feeling of an ancient found artefact

Over time they can be left to dull and tarnish naturally - or the shine revived with salt and lemon juice or a jewellery polish compound

Vaguely familiar and intriguing

Hand made in Northern India (Uttar Pradesh) in a traditional metalworking region

Ceramic Incense Holder Cortina with the sentiment of aA stunning ceramic incense chamber, rough textured and worn to evoke the feeling of an ancient found artefact. Vaguely familiar and intriguing, with the sentiment of a religious icon from times past. The vessel sits with presence, as a sculptural and striking objet d'art. Made in collaboration with Australian artist Irene Grishin Selzer. Our incense chamber has been designed to channel wisps of trailing smoke upward as the vessel contains the burning