Hand-painted ceramic incense dish from the Wabi-Sabi Collection, shown on a rustic wooden table with a lit incense cone releasing soft smoke. The dish features a cream crackle glaze (kannyū-inspired) with abstract red and muted purple botanical brushwork, a raised central incense holder, and a blue-toned rim. Natural light and flowers create a calm, contemplative setting.

Ceramic Incense Dish – Painted Themed Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection

$99.00
$99.00
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Hand-painted ceramic incense dish from the Wabi-Sabi Collection, shown on a rustic wooden table with a lit incense cone releasing soft smoke. The dish features a cream crackle glaze (kannyū-inspired) with abstract red and muted purple botanical brushwork, a raised central incense holder, and a blue-toned rim. Natural light and flowers create a calm, contemplative setting.
  • Hand-painted ceramic incense dish from the Wabi-Sabi Collection, shown on a rustic wooden table with a lit incense cone releasing soft smoke. The dish features a cream crackle glaze (kannyū-inspired) with abstract red and muted purple botanical brushwork, a raised central incense holder, and a blue-toned rim. Natural light and flowers create a calm, contemplative setting.
  • Top-down view of a hand-painted ceramic incense dish showing size and proportions. The dish measures approximately 13.5 cm (5.3 inches) in diameter with a central incense holder opening about 2 cm (0.78 inches). Visible crackle glaze texture, abstract red and purple painted motifs, blue rim, and a wooden ruler placed alongside for scale.
  • Close-up of the ceramic incense dish surface highlighting the intentional crackle glaze (kannyū-inspired finish). Fine crack lines spread across a creamy glaze base with hand-painted abstract botanical forms in red and muted purple tones. The raised central incense holder and blue-glazed rim are visible, emphasizing texture, depth, and handmade variation.
  • Hand-painted ceramic incense dish styled on a wooden surface with a burning incense cone and a gold ring resting on the dish. The cream crackle glaze, abstract red botanical brushstrokes, and blue rim are visible. Smoke rises gently, emphasizing the dish’s use as a functional incense holder within a calm, intentional, wabi-sabi–influenced setting.
  • Angled view of a hand-painted ceramic incense dish resting on a weathered wooden table. The dish shows a raised central incense holder, cream crackle glaze texture, abstract red and muted purple painted motifs, and a blue rim. Wisps of incense smoke rise upward, highlighting the dish’s functional design and handcrafted surface details.
  • Hand-painted ceramic incense dish from the Wabi-Sabi Collection, shown on a rustic wooden table with a lit incense cone releasing soft smoke. The dish features a cream crackle glaze (kannyū-inspired) with abstract red and muted purple botanical brushwork, a raised central incense holder, and a blue-toned rim. Natural light and flowers create a calm, contemplative setting.
  • Top-down view of a hand-painted ceramic incense dish showing size and proportions. The dish measures approximately 13.5 cm (5.3 inches) in diameter with a central incense holder opening about 2 cm (0.78 inches). Visible crackle glaze texture, abstract red and purple painted motifs, blue rim, and a wooden ruler placed alongside for scale.
  • Close-up of the ceramic incense dish surface highlighting the intentional crackle glaze (kannyū-inspired finish). Fine crack lines spread across a creamy glaze base with hand-painted abstract botanical forms in red and muted purple tones. The raised central incense holder and blue-glazed rim are visible, emphasizing texture, depth, and handmade variation.
  • Hand-painted ceramic incense dish styled on a wooden surface with a burning incense cone and a gold ring resting on the dish. The cream crackle glaze, abstract red botanical brushstrokes, and blue rim are visible. Smoke rises gently, emphasizing the dish’s use as a functional incense holder within a calm, intentional, wabi-sabi–influenced setting.
  • Angled view of a hand-painted ceramic incense dish resting on a weathered wooden table. The dish shows a raised central incense holder, cream crackle glaze texture, abstract red and muted purple painted motifs, and a blue rim. Wisps of incense smoke rise upward, highlighting the dish’s functional design and handcrafted surface details.
Ceramic Incense Dish – Painted Themed Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection

Ceramic Incense Dish – Painted Themed Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection

$99.00
$99.00
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This hand-painted incense dish is part of our Wabi-Sabi Collection, created in collaboration with Seattle ceramic artist Annie Archibald. The form and finish are influenced by traditional Japanese pottery aesthetics that value impermanence, natural variation, and evidence of the maker’s hand.

The surface features a Kannyū-inspired glaze finish, where fine crackle patterns emerge naturally during firing. These subtle lines are not defects. They are a deliberate and respected characteristic of the technique, emphasizing time, process, and material response.

Diameter: 13.5 cm (5.3 in)
Center holder: 2 cm (0.78 in)

small batch production: 1 of 1
Proudly made in the Pacific Northwest, USA

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