Aroma Candle Kimorigaki (Persimmon) Teapot composed of 20 equilateral triangular

composed of 20 equilateral triangular faces

Born in Kyoto

Experience superior cutting performance and effortlessly slice through various ingredients with this exceptional blade

This glazing method is a hallmark of Seto ware

The smoke rising from the straight slit flickers

Aroma Candle Kimorigaki (Persimmon) Teapot composed of 20 equilateral triangularKimori gaki refers to an old Japanese custom of leaving one or two persimmons on the tree after harvest, as a symbolic gesture wishing for a bountiful yield the following year. This candle is inspired by the image of a lone persimmon left on a branch as snow begins to fall. The fruity musky scent evokes this poignant winter scene: Top and middle notes center around persimmon and other fruits, offering a gentle, rustic sweetness. Base notes of musk and