Round Seto Incense Tray

This Incense Tray was designed by the makers of Hibi Incense Matches. The tray is designed to fit the Hibi burning pad (included with every box of Hibi matches) perfectly in the center.  While the Hibi burning tray is designed to be used directly in its paper box, a porcelain tray offers a more permanent option that will complement your decor.  Seto porcelain is also known as Tamba tachikui pottery, which is a general term for pottery that made in the area of Imada district, Sasayama city, Hyogo, Japan. Tamba pottery weaves together 850 years of history. The Tamba kiln is known as one of the six ancient kilns of Japan and has been in use since the Heian period (794-1185). Two generations of family continue to make Tamba pottery. The unique texture occurs when pinewood used to fuel the kiln sprinkles ash that melds with the clay and glaze. We offer a variety of Hibi Incense Trays. Choose your favorite!  Materials: porcelain Made by: Hibi Made in: Japan Specifications: 3" diameter, with a recess sized to fit a Hibi burning pad As with all hand-glazed pottery, variations in color and finish may occur. Your tray may vary slightly from the photo. Please see this as we do – as a reminder of the beautiful handmade nature of this product.  Further Reading:   The brand name Hibi means ‘day to day’, or daily, in Japanese. It was given with the intention that one would use Hibi products every day and freely enjoy their fragrance, matching each day’s mood or occasion. The logo’s design combines two of the Chinese character ‘日’ (day) set next to each other. View complementary products in our Hibi Collection.