Shippoh Incense Holder – Japanese Zen Burner with Marble Sand

The Shippoh incense holder is inspired by a traditional Japanese pattern known as the "seven treasures". Widely used during the Edo period (1603–1868), this elegant design symbolises harmony, balance and good relationships.

The overlapping circles create a refined motif that may resemble flowers or four-pointed stars, making this incense holder not only functional but also decorative.

How to Use an Incense Holder with Sand

The Shippoh incense holder includes marble sand ready for use. Simply place one or more incense sticks into the sand to keep them stable during burning.

It pairs perfectly with Japanese incense sticks and premium Japanese incense.

Perfect for Palo Santo and Smudging

This versatile incense burner can also be used for:

• Palo santo sticks
• Herbal smudging bundles
• Natural incense rituals

Easy to Clean

If the marble sand becomes dirty, simply soak it in water and filter it using a fine mesh strainer.

Product Details

• Material: Ceramic
• Diameter: 10 cm
• Height: 4 cm
• Includes marble sand
• Made in Japan
• Price: €13.90

FAQ

What does the Shippoh pattern represent?

The Shippoh pattern represents the seven treasures of Buddhism and symbolises harmony and positive relationships.

How do you use an incense holder with sand?

Insert the incense stick into the sand to keep it stable during burning.

Can I use it for palo santo?

Yes, it is suitable for palo santo and smudging rituals.

How do you clean incense sand?

Rinse it in water and filter it through a fine strainer.