




Mamebachi Kōro
This style of vessel is traditionally coated in lacquer and used as an incense burner on Buddhist altars. This version, however, opts for a matte metal finish to make it more compatible with the sensibilities of a modern home.
Kōro offers an elevated incense experience: try using it with both traditional incense and the more elevated resin vaporization method.
You can also use it as a catch-all container or a decor object in its own right. The heft of the metal gives it a premium feel, and the charming shape is at home in any room.
As the altar industry faces decline, incorporating traditional pieces into contemporary life helps preserve the legacy techniques and mixed styles of craftsmanship.

Sekizaki
cm: Ø7.5 x 5H
inch: Ø3 x 2H
Materials
Copper alloy
Care Instructions
- Please note, that rubbing hard materials against the Mamebachi Kōro may wear away the patina and expose bare metal.
- As this is a copper-containing alloy, a bluish-green tint may appear where moisture has dried on the surface. Do not rub but, instead, gently pat dry and leave it in a well-ventilated area to air dry. Light use of a hair dryer on a low setting is also fine.
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