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Still Hour — Liuli Glass Incense Warmer

Still Hour — Liuli Glass Incense Warmer

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Description

A shallow glass dish held over a tealight. The heat is gentle and indirect: what you put in the dish warms and releases its scent without ever catching fire, so there is no smoke and no ash.

Fill the dish, light a tealight underneath, and leave it. The scent comes up slowly over about twenty minutes and fades on its own. Tip out the spent material, rinse the dish, done.

What goes in the dish. In the evening, dried botanicals — lavender buds, rosemary, cypress or cedar tips, citrus peel, or a resin such as frankincense. In the morning, loose tea leaves or a spoonful of whole coffee beans: warming them lifts the aroma out of the leaf or the bean before any water touches it. The dish was made for all of it.

Size. Warmer 14.8 cm long, 7.8 cm tall (5.8 × 3.1 in). The upper dish lifts out for filling and rinsing: 10 cm across, 1.5 cm deep (3.9 × 0.6 in).

Hand-poured liuli glass. The colour runs through the body of the glass rather than sitting on the surface, so no two pieces come out the same. Five colours: Bone White, Ink Wash, Celadon Green, Blossom Pink, Twilight Purple.

Before you light it. Uses a standard tealight, not included. Set it on a heat-safe surface, away from anything that can catch. The dish gets hot — let it cool before handling. Never leave a lit candle unattended.

FAQ

What can I put in the dish?
Dried botanicals - lavender buds, rosemary, cypress or cedar tips, citrus peel - or a resin such as frankincense. In the morning, loose tea leaves or a spoonful of whole coffee beans.

Does it come with a tealight?
No. It takes any standard tealight, sold separately.

How long does one filling last?
The scent comes up slowly over about twenty minutes and fades on its own. Tip out the spent material, rinse the dish, and refill when you want it again.

Will my piece look exactly like the photos?
Close, but not identical. The glass is poured by hand and the colour runs through the body, so it pools differently in every piece.

How do I clean it?
Let it cool first, then lift out the upper dish and rinse it by hand. Hand wash only.

Shipping Policy

Free standard shipping on orders over $39; $5.90 below that.
We inspect and pack by hand (about 3 business days), then delivery takes 10–15 business days to the US, Canada and Australia, and 8–10 business days to Japan and Southeast Asia. Duties and import taxes are already included.


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Other Info

Each ceramic piece may have small natural variations from hand-glazing — part of the character of kiln-fired tea ware.

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What's Included

Glass warmer
Hand-poured liuli glass; the colour runs through the body, not over the surface
approx. 14.8 cm L x 7.8 cm H · 5.8 x 3.1 in
Upper dish
Lifts out for filling and rinsing
approx. 10 cm across x 1.5 cm deep · 3.9 x 0.6 in
Colourways
Bone White, Ink Wash, Celadon Green, Blossom Pink, Twilight Purple
five, each poured by hand
Tealight
Not included — takes a standard tealight

Crafted for the Ritual

  • Warmed, not burnedHeat rises through the glass, so what sits in the dish releases its scent without catching fire. No smoke, no ash.
  • The dish lifts outNothing is glued in place - tip out the spent material and rinse it under the tap.
  • Colour through the glassPoured by hand, so the colour pools differently in every piece. No two are the same.
  • Morning and eveningDried botanicals or resin after dark; loose tea leaves or whole coffee beans in the morning.

Still Hour sits at the end of the day the way a matcha bowl sits at the start of one. A tealight, a pinch of something dry in the dish, and twenty minutes that are not asked to be anything else.