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Beast-face Candlestick

Beast-face Candlestick

Regular price $99.00 USD
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This purely hand-sculpted wood-fired 2-in-1 incense holder and candle holder perfectly blends traditional animal sculpture aesthetics with modern functionality. It can stably hold tea lights and pillar candles, and also serves as an incense stick holder, creating an artistic, secure sanctuary for every peaceful evening in your home. It's forged over several days in a 1300-degree pine wood kiln. Most remarkably, it boasts naturally formed "yin and yang" kiln variations: one side of its face is kissed by flames, resulting in intense caramel-red fire marks, while the other side is coated with flying pine ash, melting into mottled, rough charcoal black and crystalline specks like a meteorite – an absolutely irreplicable brushstroke of time left by nature on the clay. The beast's head supports a rough, flat circular plate on top, with the incense hole subtly hidden in the center, silently awaiting the awakening of light and fragrance.

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Material: High-texture coarse pottery clay, natural pine ash glaze
Dimensions: Length 7.9 × Width 7.6 × Height 8.2 cm
Weight: Approx. 280 g
Craftsmanship: Purely hand-sculpted, several days of traditional wood-firing / high-temperature kiln transformation
Usage Scenarios: When writing in your study, having tea, or doing yoga, insert an incense stick into the central hole on the top plate. Watching a wisp of smoke rise from the top of the beast's head, the woody aroma of sandalwood combined with the earthy scent of wood firing can effectively soothe a day's tension.
Care Instructions: High temperature resistant. If wax drips onto the surface, wait for it to cool and solidify, then gently scrape it off with a card, and wipe the plate with a warm, damp cloth. Due to the delicate parts like the beast's ears and top rim, when handling or moving, be sure to hold the beast's head at the bottom with both hands. Do not forcefully grasp the ears or top plate with one hand.
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