Handmade from beautiful Japanese porcelain, this elegant Kodo cup is used traditionally for Kodo ceremony and Kumiko incense games. Filled with white ash, it proves a versatile incense burner that can be used to burn charcoal, makko trails, incense sticks or cones. The three-legged design keeps the cup away from any surface for air circulation and the prevention of heat transfer. Burn your incense in authentic Kodo style!
Dimension on the cup: 3" by 3".
Packaged in an attractive wooden box.
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