Henry Wilson MONO Incense Holder

$150.00  

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  • The MONO Incense Holder is our humble, yet elegant answer to elevating even the most mundane of rituals. Resembling a flower in bloom, its petal-like form brings a soft touch of nature's beauty to any table, shelf or entryway. Blending functionality and artisanal craftsmanship seamlessly, the MONO Incense Holder is ideal for daily use and/or decoration. It comes in a live brass and blackened finish. 

    Please keep in mind, the fininish will vary from that pictuted as each is unique. The Blackened brass may have more brass coming through for example. The Brass will patina, and will therefore age to look similar to the blackened finish over time. Simply polish to restore ther Bras back to its original, lively finish if preferred.

    NOTE: The MONO holder will hold the following incenses in our range only:
    Nokiba
    Hoyei-Koh
    Matsunotomo
    Kyojiman
    Nankun

    designer: Henry Wilson
    made in: Australia
    material: Brass / Blackened
    finish: Rumbled
    size
    H 40mm x Ø 90mm
    H 1.57in x Ø 3.54in
    weight
    Brass / Blackened
    331g / 11.67oz

  • Henry Wilson was born in Sydney Australia. Graduated honors in Visual Arts (woodwork) at Australian National University, Canberra (2002-2005 BVA (Hons.)) and received the HSP Huygens scholarship at The Design Academy Eindhoven for Postgraduate studies (2008-2010) MA (Des.)

    In 2010 he set up a studio for Design in Sydney, notable for the readapting of several disused shipping containers on a vacant industrial site. Though multidisciplinary; the studio is currently focussing on locally produced furniture and lighting. Many items are available as self-build components or fully resolved ‘in-house’ pieces. The collection continues to grow organically; committed to honestly resolved concepts with a focus on longevity.

    Whether it be revisiting existing objects or producing new work, Henry is dedicated to experimenting on the process of design and production.