Volcanic Echo Stoneware Incense Holder – Handmade in Latvia

Name: Volcanic Echo Stoneware Incense Holder – Handmade in Latvia
Brand: WILLAGE
Price: 31.0 USD
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A quiet moment. A slow exhale. The art of presence.

The Volcanic Echo Incense Holder is hand-formed from natural stoneware, high-fired to 1260°C, and finished with a deep bronze glaze inspired by volcanic rock. With its organic silhouette and earthy texture, no two pieces are ever exactly alike—each one carries the quiet, raw beauty of imperfection.

Whether it lives on your altar, by your bedside, or on a windowsill catching morning light, this piece invites stillness. Designed for incense sticks but perfect for ritual objects or small treasures, it’s a grounding addition to daily rituals.

Made by hand in Latvia by Laima Ceramics, where just three pairs of hands shape clay into sacred, functional forms.

Details:

– Hand-formed and glazed stoneware
– Fired at 1260°C for durability and depth
– Dimensions: 8.3" L × 3" W × 0.8" H
– Made in Latvia
– Designed for standard incense sticks

Care Instructions:

Dishwasher safe

Why We Love It:

Crafted by a family-run studio tucked away in the Latvian countryside, Laima Ceramics makes objects with intention, beauty, and spirit. Each piece is shaped slowly, fired with care, and finished to celebrate the tactile soul of clay. The Volcanic Echo is more than an incense dish—it’s a quiet companion for your rituals, designed to anchor you in the present.

Dimensions

8.3 x 3 x 0.8 in

Dimensions

8.3 x 3 x 0.8 in

Origin

Latvia

Origin

Latvia

MATERIALS

Glaze, Stoneware

MATERIALS

Glaze, Stoneware

STORY

Tucked away in the quiet countryside of Latvia, Laima Ceramics is a family-run studio, small in numbers but vast in heart. With just three pairs of hands, they shape earth into objects meant to be lived with—pieces that turn everyday rituals into something sacred. A morning cup of tea, a shared meal, a quiet moment—these aren’t just habits, they’re opportunities to slow down, to appreciate, to connect.

Laima believes in surrounding ourselves with objects that carry meaning, that are made with care and intention. Because the way we treat the things in our lives reflects the way we treat each other, and, ultimately, the world.

Their work is a prayer for a future where everything we touch is created with gratitude and joy, honoring nature and the people who shape it.

"Earth benders. Soil tenders. Mud caressing, joy embracing, tea-brewing women. We take small pieces of earth and shape them into offerings—of the heart, the hand, and the spirit."

—Laima, Founder

STORY

Tucked away in the quiet countryside of Latvia, Laima Ceramics is a family-run studio, small in numbers but vast in heart. With just three pairs of hands, they shape earth into objects meant to be lived with—pieces that turn everyday rituals into something sacred. A morning cup of tea, a shared meal, a quiet moment—these aren’t just habits, they’re opportunities to slow down, to appreciate, to connect.

Laima believes in surrounding ourselves with objects that carry meaning, that are made with care and intention. Because the way we treat the things in our lives reflects the way we treat each other, and, ultimately, the world.

Their work is a prayer for a future where everything we touch is created with gratitude and joy, honoring nature and the people who shape it.

"Earth benders. Soil tenders. Mud caressing, joy embracing, tea-brewing women. We take small pieces of earth and shape them into offerings—of the heart, the hand, and the spirit."

—Laima, Founder