A black brass ball incense holder with a green incense stick on the left and a gold brass ball incense holder with a brown incense stick on the right.
Black and gold incense holders in pacakge
A close-up of brass ball incense holders. The black one on the left shows a smooth surface and the gold one on the right shows a hole.
A black brass ball incense holder with a green incense stick on a black oval incense holder tray, and a gold brass ball incense holder with a brown incense stick on a black square incense holder tray.
Close-up of brass ball incense holders; balls and rings separated. From the left, black ball, black ring, gold ring, and gold ball.
Brass Ball Incense Holder
A black brass ball incense holder with a green incense stick on the left and a gold brass ball incense holder with a brown incense stick on the right.
Black and gold incense holders in pacakge
A close-up of brass ball incense holders. The black one on the left shows a smooth surface and the gold one on the right shows a hole.
A black brass ball incense holder with a green incense stick on a black oval incense holder tray, and a gold brass ball incense holder with a brown incense stick on a black square incense holder tray.
Close-up of brass ball incense holders; balls and rings separated. From the left, black ball, black ring, gold ring, and gold ball.
Brass Ball Incense Holder

Brass Ball Incense Holder

$ 15.00
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This brass ball incense holder consists of two parts: a small ring that acts as a base and a ball that holds the incense stick. The angle of the incense can easily be changed by rotating the ball. The ball has two different sized openings for thin and thick sticks.

Its simple, clean design works with any setting. It can also be used on the Incense Holder Tray.

 

Specifications

  • ⅝” (D); ¾” (H)  (with base)
  • Brass
  • Made in Japan

Who Makes It

 

Sumitani Saburō Shōten was founded in 1939 in Takaoka, where copper casting has been a major industry over 400 years. Using copper casting techniques, they create a wide variety of household and decorative items using iron, aluminum, tin and brass.

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