Snack Plate in Marshmallow incense The Japanese term “Isshu” refers

The Japanese term “Isshu” refers to the interval of time that it takes an incense stick to burn down to its end

Casa Bosques Chocolate is a project by Rafael Prieto

5 x 3 in | Handmade in Greenpoint

Chacrona & Jagube artisanal incense sticks

the Kishu region of Wakayama Prefecture

Snack Plate in Marshmallow incense The Japanese term “Isshu” refersPerfectly sized for a spoonful of something sweet, a sliver of cheese, or a slice of fruit. Ideal for single servings of cake, biscotti, or other small sweets, as well as bite sized appetisers like blinis, devilled eggs, croquettes, or a pat of butter with a piece of bread. It also doubles beautifully as a soap dish, jewellery tray, or a resting place for keys and coins. DETAILS: 6. 3 x . 5 in Handcrafted from fine Amakusa porcelain Made in Hasami,