Nabeshima ware incense burner

This is a Nabeshima ware incense burner that has been passed down from generation to generation in Okawachiyama, Imari City, Saga Prefecture. We have a variety of incense burners with different colors, designs, and shapes, including Shoeido's dyed cloisonné, white celadon, kinroso, and white porcelain chrysanthemum arabesque.

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How to choose a Nabeshima ware incense burner

Choose from colors and designs

We have listed incense burners with different colors and designs, such as dyed cloisonné patterns, white celadon, brocade dew grass, and white porcelain chrysanthemum arabesque. Please choose according to your preference and location.

Choose from shape and size

There are different shapes such as hexagonal, square, and ears, and there are also differences in size and caliber. Please check the specifications on each product page, including the incense burner ash to be used and how to burn the scent.

Search for related incense burners

If you are looking for Shoeido scent utensils, please also seeShoeido incense burners, incense holders, and incense plates.If you are searching for other production areas and materials, please also seeIncense burners, incense plates, and incense holders.