• Handcrafted glass incense ash catcher designed to gently collect falling ash from incense sticks, inspired by Japanese minimal aesthetics
  • Detail view of a handcrafted glass ash catcher showing natural bubbles and textured glass surface
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Kumo Glass Incense Tray

Kumo Glass Incense Tray

$96.00 CAD
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The Kumo Glass Tray is a handcrafted, Japanese-inspired glass piece designed as a perfect companion to your incense holder, gently catching falling ash during use.

Product Details

Dimensions: ~ 7.9 in x 4.5 in x 0.4 in (20 cm x 11.5 cm x 1 cm)

Weight: ~ 13.1 oz (370 g)

Materials & Craftsmanship

Each piece is hand-formed from high-quality glass.

Subtle variations such as gently uneven edges, small air bubbles, or slight asymmetries naturally occur during the shaping and cooling process and are part of the holder’s artisanal character, not quality issues.

How to use?

Simply set your incense holder on the Kumo Plate. The dish will naturally catch the ash, keeping your ritual clean.

How to clean?

After the ash has fully cooled, remove it from the dish. Wipe the holder with a soft, damp cloth.

Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh cleaners, as they may damage the glass surface.

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A Clean, Beautiful Base for Your Incense Ritual

Supporting different holder sizes and a variety of setups, this glass plate acts as a universal base for your ritual.

Design Intent

This design celebrates the raw, organic nature of the glass. Air bubbles and flow lines—visual records of the molten material as it cooled and solidified—are intentionally preserved.

Like the fleeting moment of an incense ritual, this piece reminds us that perfection isn't required; the unique marks of process, gravity, and heat make the object distinctly beautiful.

The tray serves as both an elegant ash catcher and a standalone decorative piece.

Why inflowence

Crafted by Hand, Anchored in Ritual.

More than a tool, each holder becomes part of the ritual itself, grounding the burn and the moment around it.

  • Artisan hands shaping molten glass during the making of a handcrafted glass incense holder, highlighting one-of-a-kind craftsmanship

    Handcrafted One-of-a-Kind

    No two are exactly alike; these subtle differences in close-up details give each holder its own distinct character and presence.

  • Lily glass incense holder placed on a glass ash tray, styled on a small wooden table to show scale and placement

    Effortless Maintenance

    The inherent durability of the glass makes it highly resistant to staining and residue: cleanup is quick and easy.

  • Molten glass being heated in a furnace during the making of a heat-resistant glass incense holder, highlighting durability and safe incense burning

    Heat-Resistant Surface

    Crafted from highly heat-resistant glass, the holder remains stable and steady, allowing your incense to burn slowly and safely.

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