'Pagoda' Räucherbehälter von Nousaku Saskia Diez Design: Niels Bohr Institut (Mette

Design: Niels Bohr Institut (Mette Høst und Clive Ellegaard) / Ole Flensted

The plates come with adhesive hooks for hanging on the wall

After the meal

shimmer") is inspired by soft sunlight filtering through the trees – also known as "komorebi" in Japanese

and they can even be used as a curtain or tablecloth

'Pagoda' Räucherbehälter von Nousaku Saskia Diez Design: Niels Bohr Institut (MetteThis elegant incense burner from Takaoka, Japan, is a testament to four centuries of tradition in metalworking. It is made using traditional casting techniques and exudes a touch of the old spirit. Delicate details lend it lightness, while the blackened metal body gives it weight. It is suitable for various types of incense and can be filled directly with cones, resin, incense sticks or herbs, placed on a bed of ash, rice or sand. The bowl was