Aroma Candle Kimorigaki (Persimmon) Teapot non-slip grip

non-slip grip

Designed with ergonomics in mind

This elegant blend of sandalwood

rugged rock—weathered

This glazing method is a hallmark of Seto ware

Aroma Candle Kimorigaki (Persimmon) Teapot non-slip gripKimori gaki refers to an old Japanese custom of leaving one or two persimmons on the tree after harvest, as a symbolic gesture wishing for a bountiful yield the following year. This candle is inspired by the image of a lone persimmon left on a branch as snow begins to fall. The fruity musky scent evokes this poignant winter scene: Top and middle notes center around persimmon and other fruits, offering a gentle, rustic sweetness. Base notes of musk and