This handcrafted incense burner by Shin Kanaji (新歡嗣) features a powerful stone-like surface with natural ash-fired gradation, transitioning from warm reddish tones to deep earthy browns. Resting on three small feet, the rounded form conveys a quiet sense of stability, while the dome-shaped pierced lid allows incense smoke to rise gently. The textured body, reminiscent of weathered rock or ancient clay, highlights Kanaji’s signature approach to combining traditional ceramic firing with contemporary expression. The piece comes with its original signed wooden tomobako, inscribed with the phrase “Hibi Kore Kojitsu” (“Every day is a good day”), expressing a Zen-inspired appreciation of daily life. A refined and atmospheric work that embodies the Japanese spirit of rustic beauty. Artist Introduction Shin Kanaji (新歡嗣) is a Japanese ceramic artist known for his work in the Iga and Shigaraki traditions, characterized by natural firing, rough clay textures, and expressive earthy tones. A member of the Japan Fine Arts Crafts Association, he studied ceramic arts and exhibited in numerous galleries and department store exhibitions throughout Japan. His works often reflect the wabi-sabi aesthetic—quiet, organic, and deeply rooted in the spirit of Japanese craft. NOTICE

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