Ceramic Arte Buddhist utensils Gold arabesque burner gold in Diameter 9 x Height cm Ceramic (Ceramic Arte) [Incense 3.0 dimensions/Genuine firing/Made

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[Specifications] ▼Body size: approx. 9.5 x H6.6cm ▼Production area: Toki City, Gifu Prefecture (Mino ware) ▼Material: Ceramic, real gold finish [Incense burner] ▼ Place the incense burner ash inside the incense burner and use it to burn incense sticks. [Ceramic Arte] CERAMIC Arte is a brand of new modern Buddhist altar fittings that are created by craftsmen and designers who have been manufacturing Mino ware Buddhist altar fittings for four generations, moving away from traditional Buddhist fitting designs to fit modern homes and Buddhist altars. Traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation create a profound atmosphere on your Buddhist altar. [Genuine gold-lacquered finish] All gold arabesque Buddhist altar fittings are finished with genuine gold-lacquered finish by craftsmen. Rather than plated products, each piece is carefully coated with real gold and fired in a kiln. Authentic Buddhist utensils, each piece carefully painted with real gold and baked in a domestic workshop. [Purely domestically produced] This is a carefully selected "purely domestically produced (Mino ware) Buddhist utensil." These pieces are carefully handcrafted by craftsmen in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, which is the largest producer of Mino ware in Japan. Here you will find traditional techniques that have been passed down for four generations (approximately 100 years) since our founding. [Ceramic Arte] CERAMIC Arte is a brand of new modern Buddhist altar fittings that are created by craftsmen and designers who have been manufacturing Mino ware Buddhist altar fittings for four generations, moving away from traditional Buddhist fitting designs to fit modern homes and Buddhist altars. Traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation create a profound atmosphere on the Buddhist altar. [Genuine gold-painted finish] All gold arabesque Buddhist altar fittings are finished with real gold lacquer by craftsmen. Rather than plated products, each piece is carefully coated with real gold and fired in a kiln. Authentic Buddhist utensils, each piece carefully painted with real gold and baked in a domestic workshop. [Purely domestically produced] This is a carefully selected "purely domestically produced (Mino ware) Buddhist utensils." These pieces are carefully handcrafted by craftsmen in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, the largest production area of Mino ware in Japan. Here you will find traditional techniques that have been passed down for four generations (approximately 100 years) since our founding. [Mino ware] In the Tono region, located in the southeastern part of Gifu Prefecture, a wide variety of pottery is produced, centered around Toki City, and these are collectively known as ``Mino ware.'' Mino ware, supported by a long history of over 1,300 years, tradition and culture, accounts for over 50% of the national share in tableware production, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is representative of Japanese pottery. Mino ware is a pottery that is used casually in daily life and has become a part of our lives without us even realizing it. "Mino ware" has been handed down in the Tono region for a long time. These crafts are the result of the high-quality clay produced in the Toki River basin and the passion of potters who were quick to incorporate cutting-edge technology and pursue unique manufacturing methods. [Precautions for use] Because gold arabesque Buddhist utensils are made of ceramics, handling them is as easy as handling regular tableware. Please wash your hands gently using dish detergent. No special detergents or polishes are required. The real gold (all gold) part is baked into the ceramic at a high temperature of about 700 degrees, so it will not peel off even if you rub it a little, but please avoid using hard sponges, scrubbers, abrasives, dishwashers, etc.