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Momo

Regular price $105.00
Color
Dusk
Description

Momo is a mushroom with a small hole on top of the cap. Tuck a cone inside, light it, and the smoke comes up through that hole — thin, slow, a little alive.

Shaped and painted by hand, so no two are exactly alike. Three cones come in the box, one of each scent.

Details

- Height × width: 11.6 × 11 cm, 11.2 cm tall
- Weight: 350g
- Hand-painted ceramic, soft matte outside, glazed within
- Two colourways: Matcha, green with white speckles. Dusk, grey-lilac with pale pink speckles
- Felt pads on the base
- Arrives boxed and ready to give
- Three incense cones included, one of each scent

How to use

1. Tuck a cone inside
2. Light it, let it catch, then blow the flame out
3. Set the lid back on and watch it wake

Care & safety

Care
- Let it cool all the way down, then tip the ash out
- Everything washes — warm water, mild soap, a soft cloth
- Let it dry all the way through before the next cone
- The colour is fired on, so it won't wash off

Safety
- It burns with an open flame. Don't leave it burning on its own
- Put it on a flat, heat-resistant surface, away from curtains and paper
- Keep it out of reach of children and pets
- The outside warms up while it burns. Let it cool before you move it

Free shipping on every order. No minimum, nothing to add.

Arrives boxed and ready to give.

Free shipping

On every order. No minimum, nothing to add.

How long it takes

Most orders arrive within 2–3 weeks.

Arrives broken?

Tell us within 30 days and a new one goes out.

Changed your mind?

Send it back unused within 30 days. Return shipping is on you.

From the Journal

How to Use Incense Cones

How to Use Incense Cones

The whole method takes about a minute to learn. What takes longer is knowing where to put it, how long it lasts, and what to do with the ash afterwards.