Cufuqnis™ Nocturne Ceramic Incense Holder – Handmade Moon & Botanica

Cufuqnis™ Nocturne Ceramic Incense Holder – Handmade Moon & Botanical Catchall Burner

$28.99

CUFUQNIS™ · The Cabinet of Everyday Things

Cufuqnis™ Nocturne Ceramic Incense Holder – Handmade Moon & Botanical Catchall Burner

The elongated proportions of a vintage pen tray meet a small raised incense rest in this handmade-inspired ceramic piece for desks, shelves and quiet evening corners.

A Considered Everyday Object

A shallow channel sits below the burning stick to catch much of the falling ash, while a subtle moon-and-vine relief gives the surface recognizable Cufuqnis™ character. When not in use, the piece remains decorative as a small ceramic object or catchall.

Details We Designed In

Small-batch character · practical proportions · heritage-inspired materials

✦ Hand-Finished Ceramic Surface

Glaze variation gives individual pieces subtle visual character.

✦ Original Relief Detail

Moon and botanical motifs echo the collection's archival influences.

✦ Raised Incense Rest

Designed to hold many standard incense sticks at a slight angle.

✦ Elongated Catch Tray

Provides a surface beneath much of the burning stick to receive falling ash.

✦ Decorative Between Uses

Functions visually as a small ceramic object even without incense.

✦ Compact Gift Format

A distinctive option for home décor enthusiasts and incense users.

Product Specifications

Material	Glazed ceramic
Size	Approx. 9.2 in × 3.3 in; compatible with many incense sticks up to approx. 0.12 in diameter
Collection	The Cabinet of Everyday Things
Available Option	Color: Midnight Blue / Moss Glaze / Antique Cream

In the Package

📦 1 × Cufuqnis™ Nocturne Ceramic Incense Holder

Care & Everyday Use

Incense is not included. Use only on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Never leave burning incense unattended. Allow ash to cool completely before cleaning.

Objects With a Past · Made for the Present

Cufuqnis™ brings together small-batch craftsmanship, useful everyday forms and a restrained vintage point of view. Natural variation in hand-finished materials is part of the intended character of each piece.